How to qualify for Regionals USDF?

To qualify for a Regional Championship, horse/rider combinations must earn a total of two qualifying scores at two different USEF-licensed/USDF-recognized Dressage Competitions, from two different judges. For more information, please become familiar with all of the program rules.

What is gaig dressage?

The Great American Insurance Group and USDF Regional Championships. The GAIG/USDF Regional Dressage Championships program is designed to promote and recognize the pursuit of excellence by providing a showcase venue for riders within each of the nine USDF regions.

How do I get my Usdf bronze medal?

Bronze-medal requirements: Six scores of 60 percent or higher: • two scores at First Level from two different judges and • two different rides two scores at Second Level from two different judges • and two different rides two scores at Tird Level from two different judges and • two different rides.

What is Gdcta?

The Georgia Dressage & Combined Training Association (GDCTA) is a 501(c)3 non-profit educational organization dedicated to promoting the equestrian sports of dressage and combined training (eventing). GDCTA is the largest organization of its kind in the southeastern United States, boasting nearly 850 members.

Is dressage a horse abusive?

Many horses compete at the highest level of dressage and are not treated cruelly. However, some dressage competitions and training are cruel. Harmful conditions arise through forceful and rapid training methods. Owners of competitive dressage horses are typically animal lovers, but they also have a desire to win.

What is the Usdf Vintage Cup?

Adequan®/USDF Vintage Cup Awards Designed to recognize riders age 50 and older in two divisions, adult amateur and professional. This award category considers horse and rider a pair for each level (Training through Grand Prix).

How many levels are in dressage?

National level dressage competition is governed by the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF). USEF/USDF creates the five levels of “national” tests: Training Level, First Level, Second Level, Third Level and Fourth Level.