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Events may NOT be Dressage League sanctioned if they are not approved by an admin. As soon as you receive a note back saying the event is approved, you may display the logo in the event journal.
Send a note titled "Dressage Event" to the Dressage League which includes the following:
Name of Show
Host:
Dressage Levels:
Dressage Styles:
Journal:
Restrictions:
End Date:
Example
Dressage Example
Host: Joybird
Dressage level: Medium
Dressage styles: Modern, PDD
Journal: *link to journal*
End Date: January 1st 2013
Dressage event journals should explicitly explain what is required for their event. Here is an example of how you could describe your event:
Horses should be able to perform high level competitive dressage and include elements such as extended and collected gaits, half-pass, piaffe and pirouette.
The show need to be effort based. Random judging as an addition is optional, but it can not count for more than 40% of the total score.
For your show to qualify as an Elite show it needs to fulfill these criteria:
- It needs to be a sanctioned show
- Full show (mini shows will not me accepted)
- At least 15 participants for first-time shows. For pure dressage shows, this means 15 participants for the entire show (no matter how many sub-classes). For mixed show, this means 15 participants for the dressage class.
- At least 30 participants for annual shows that are being held for the second (or more) times. Same rules as above.
Submitting a dressage event:
Events may NOT be Dressage League sanctioned if they are not approved by an admin. As soon as you receive a note back saying the event is approved, you may display the logo in the event journal.
Send a note titled "Dressage Event" to the Dressage League which includes the following:
Name of Show
Host:
Dressage Levels:
Dressage Styles:
Journal:
Restrictions:
End Date:
Example
Dressage Example
Host: Joybird
Dressage level: Medium
Dressage styles: Modern, PDD
Journal: *link to journal*
End Date: January 1st 2013
Describing Dressage events:
Dressage event journals should explicitly explain what is required for their event. Here is an example of how you could describe your event:
Horses should be able to perform high level competitive dressage and include elements such as extended and collected gaits, half-pass, piaffe and pirouette.
Judging
The show need to be effort based. Random judging as an addition is optional, but it can not count for more than 40% of the total score.
Elite Show:
For your show to qualify as an Elite show it needs to fulfill these criteria:
- It needs to be a sanctioned show
- Full show (mini shows will not me accepted)
- At least 15 participants for first-time shows. For pure dressage shows, this means 15 participants for the entire show (no matter how many sub-classes). For mixed show, this means 15 participants for the dressage class.
- At least 30 participants for annual shows that are being held for the second (or more) times. Same rules as above.
