DRESSAGE SPORT HORSE BREEDING IN HAND – SCORE SHEET
Competition: ______Date: ______
Class: ______Judge: ______
Horse #: ______Co-efficient
SPECIFICATIONS DIRECTIVE IDEAS POINTS SCORE COMMENTS
Conformation: The quality & correctness of head, Substance, condition, durability, heritable neck, saddle position, faults which affect soundness, trainability shoulder, frame, back, or breeding. Emphasis on function, not 10 X 4 forehand, hindquarters, fashion. Penalize transmissible angulations & formation of weaknesses, unsoundness or limitation legs & joints. in quality of movement. Blemishes are not to count unless results from conformation faults. Good harmonious conformation suitable for producing dressage performers.
Movement: Walk: Four even beats; Purity and quality (judged mainly in straight & even strides, profile). correctly aligned steps, Correctness (judged mainly coming to articulation of joints, and going from judge) freedom of shoulders & 10 X 2.5 haunches, balance, elastic & swinging back, overstep reach, ground covering with marching quality.
Trot: Two even beats; straight & even strides, Purity and quality (judged mainly in correctly aligned steps, profile) articulation of joints, Correctness (judged mainly coming to freedom of shoulders and and going from judge) haunches, balance, Movement should be big, light and elasticity, swinging back, springy. 10 X 2.5 natural engagement & impulsion from hindquarters, suspension, power from upward thrust & roundness.
General impression: Include appropriate gender Quality, balance, harmony. impression, development Suitable as a sport horse. 10 X 1 related to age, typiness, alert, expressive & well- mannered.
Decimals and half points may be used. (100 points possible) TOTAL POINTS: ______Return to handler at end of class.
Judge’s signature: ______
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Dressage Breeding Horse – foal (Filly and/or Colt) – with or w/out dam B13 – B14 Dressage Breeding Horse – yearling (Filly and/or Colt) B15 – B16 Dressage Breeding Horse – 2 year old (Filly and/or Colt) B17 – B18 Dressage Breeding Horse – 3 year old (Filly and/or Colt) B19 – B20 Dressage Breeding Horse – suitable to become a broodmare B21 Dressage Breeding Horse – 4 year old and older maiden mares B22 Dressage Breeding Horse – 4 year old or older broodmares (yeld) w/out foals B23 Dressage Breeding Horse – 4 year old & older broodmares with foals at foot B24 Dressage Breeding Horse – 4 year old & older stallions B25
Group Classes Broodmares and foals B26 Dam and produce B27 Produce of dam B28 Sire and get B29 Get of sire B30 Breeder’s group B31 Family class B32 ** While Dressage Breeding in Hand score sheet is used, there are rules regarding how each member of the group is evaluated. For example, Dam & Produce: 50% Dam, 50% Produce.
Rules for Breaking Ties:
In case of a tie: movement is first, conformation is second and general impression is third. If horses are still tied, the judge must decide.
Pre-requisites for Class:
Registered breed, age, sex
With the exception of the group classes, these classes can be used as qualifiers or prerequisites for the following classes:
Under Saddle Classes Championship Young Horse Championship Mare Championship Stallion Grand Champion
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