EQUILEC Online Competitions Evaluation Rules

Dressage journals:

For each school figure/lesson (according to the columns in the exercise book) commentary on

• Seat/ influence/ aids of the rider,
• Rhythm/ purity of gaits,
• The horse's looseness/ leaning/ swing/ permeability/ obedience,
• Execution of the lesson/ school figure
• In young horse classes, special attention to training according to age and training scale as well as the horse's potential for the future.
  

Final comment on overall impression with score between 0 and 10.
Scores:
10 = excellent
9 = very good
8 = good
7 = fairly good
6 = satisfactory
5 = sufficient
4 = deficient
3 = fairly deficient
2 = poor
1 = very poor
0 = not executed

Jumping Evaluation:

Judge's commentary on the entire performance in the show jumping course. Particular attention is paid to the seat, aids, tempo and the rider's choice of appropriate distance.
In addition, feedback on the horse such as rideability, overview and jumping manner.
In young horse classes, special attention is paid to training according to age and training scale as well as the horse's potential for the future.
Evaluation of the ride with a score between 0 and 10.
Scores:
10 = excellent
9 = very good
8 = good
7 = fairly good
6 = satisfactory
5 = sufficient
4 = deficient
3 = fairly deficient
2 = poor
1 = very poor
0 = not executed

Disqualification

Blood on the horse, lameness or similar health defects will lead to disqualification.
Fall of the rider leads to disqualification.
The use of unauthorised aids or equipment that does not comply with the rules will also lead to disqualification.
Should the judges have the impression that the participating horse does not meet the requirements and/or is not healthy, it may be disqualified from participation.
In the event of disqualification, there is no entitlement to a refund of the entry fees paid.

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