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The horse's performance, its obedience, suppleness, and quality of gaits; rider's position and seat.

Based on the number of faults accumulated for knocking down obstacles, refusals, falls, and time penalties.

Judged on completion of obstacles, time taken, and penalties for refusals, falls, or going off course.

Focuses on rider's position, seat, and correct use of aids to control and influence the horse.

The horse's physical build, proportions, and condition as they pertain to breed standards.

Judging based on horse's movement, manners, and way of going over fences and on the flat.

Quality of the horse's walk, trot, canter, gallop, and any breed-specific gaits.

The horse's desire to move forward with power and controlled energy.

The horse's tempo and rhythmic footfalls in its gaits, particularly in trot and canter.

At the end of dressage tests, overall impression scores gauging harmony, gaits, rider's ability, and accuracy.

Points deducted for mistakes such as refusals, runouts, time faults, or when rider falls off.

When the horse stops at an obstacle or significantly alters its path to avoid jumping.

Occurs when the horse evades or passes by an obstacle it was supposed to jump.

Penalties given for exceeding the allotted time to complete the course.

How the horse presents itself in the ring, showing confidence, and overall demeanor.

The horse's ability to navigate a course with agility, displaying smooth turns and transitions.

The horse's ability to change the lead leg at the canter smoothly, either on command or automatically.

A dressage movement where the horse is allowed to stretch forward and downward while maintaining a clear and consistent rhythm.

A movement where the horse changes the canter lead in the air between strides without breaking the rhythm.

A lateral dressage movement where the horse travels forward and sideways simultaneously while bent in the direction of travel.

A dressage gait where the horse covers more ground while maintaining the same rhythm, showing lengthening of stride and frame.

A highly collected and cadenced trot in place, showcasing the ultimate control and training in dressage.

In Western riding, assessed based on smoothness, finesse, attitude, quickness, and degree of difficulty shown in executing a set pattern.

A sequence of jumps set on a curving line requiring the horse to bend its body through the turns.

A tight turn performed after a fence, judged on the horse's balance and agility to reapproach the next fence or obstacle.

A dressage movement where the horse walks in a very small circle, pivoting around the inside hind leg.

A movement where the horse goes sideways and forward simultaneously, crossing the outside legs over the inside legs.

Judged on manners, performance, and suitability of the horse to provide a smooth and safe round.