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This document is an entry form for teams participating in the USDF Region 1 Youth Team Competition for the year 2009. It includes sections for team and rider information, class entries, and fee calculations.

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How to fill out USDF Region 1 Youth Team Competition Entry Blank, 2009

1. Obtain the USDF Region 1 Youth Team Competition Entry Blank, 2009 from the official USDF website or your local affiliated organization.
2. Read the competition guidelines carefully to understand the eligibility requirements and entry deadlines.
3. Fill out the participant's personal information, including name, address, age, and contact information in the designated sections.
4. Indicate the categories or divisions you wish to enter, ensuring you select the appropriate competition levels.
5. Complete any necessary horse information, including name, breed, and registration details if applicable.
6. Ensure that all required signatures from participants, parents (if under age), and trainers are included on the form.
7. Review the entry form for completeness and accuracy before submission.
8. Submit the completed entry form before the deadline, along with any required fees, to the specified address.

Who needs USDF Region 1 Youth Team Competition Entry Blank, 2009?

1. Young riders who wish to participate in the USDF Region 1 Youth Team Competition.
2. Parents or guardians of youth riders who are helping to complete the entry process.
3. Coaches or trainers who guide athletes in preparing for the competition.

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What are the first level dressage movements?

First Level is comprised of 3 tests. Rider's may also choose to perform a Musical Freestyle at this level. These tests include walk, trot and canter work. They also contain leg yielding, single loops, lead changes through trot and smaller circles demonstrate the horse's balance and reponsiveness.

What are the movements in the second level of dressage?

Second Level also has the introduction of shoulder-in and travers. The lateral exercises develop strength, suppleness and collection in the horse. In addition, we have counter canter at this level which helps to improve the straightness and collection in the canter. There are also medium paces in Second Level.

What is the hardest move in dressage?

What is the hardest dressage movement? The movements required at the top levels require a great degree of collection and so are physically difficult for the horse – it takes years of training to produce a horse that is able to collect to this extent. These movements include the canter pirouettes, piaffe and passage.

What is a qualifying dressage score?

LevelAAOPEN First Level 60% 63% Second Level 59% 62% Third Level 58% 60% Fourth Level 57% 58%14 more rows • Jan 13, 2025

What are the first level movements in the USDF?

Movements introduced at First Level: ten-meter trot circle, fifteen- meter canter circle, trot and canter lengthenings, leg-yield, change of lead through the trot, counter-canter. Movement pictured: Shoulder-in.

How do you qualify for the USDF regional championship?

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 are the levels of dressage in order?

The levels include; Intro, Prelim, Novice, Elementary, Medium, Advanced Medium, Advanced, Prix St George, Intermediate I, Intermediate II and Grand Prix. Each level is made up of a number of tests that you can work through, each test is unique with tests within the same level sharing the same movements.

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What is USDF Region 1 Youth Team Competition Entry Blank, 2009?

The USDF Region 1 Youth Team Competition Entry Blank, 2009 is a form used by young equestrians to register for the youth team competition held in Region 1 of the United States Dressage Federation.

Who is required to file USDF Region 1 Youth Team Competition Entry Blank, 2009?

Participants who wish to compete in the USDF Region 1 Youth Team Competition are required to file the USDF Region 1 Youth Team Competition Entry Blank, 2009 along with any required fees and documentation.

How to fill out USDF Region 1 Youth Team Competition Entry Blank, 2009?

To fill out the USDF Region 1 Youth Team Competition Entry Blank, 2009, participants must provide their personal information, including name, age, and contact details, along with their horse's information and any other required details as specified on the form.

What is the purpose of USDF Region 1 Youth Team Competition Entry Blank, 2009?

The purpose of the USDF Region 1 Youth Team Competition Entry Blank, 2009 is to collect necessary information from participants for organizing the competition and ensuring that all competitors meet eligibility requirements.

What information must be reported on USDF Region 1 Youth Team Competition Entry Blank, 2009?

The information that must be reported on the USDF Region 1 Youth Team Competition Entry Blank, 2009 includes the competitor's name, age, contact information, horse's name and breed, as well as any additional requirements such as payment and team affiliations.