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You are in: Disciplines / Dressage

Dressage to Music

Generously sponsored by Alsters Kelley and Baker Tilly

 

 

 

BD Music Membership

In order to comply with music licence requirements, Dressage to Music competitors at Moreton Morrell and the Championships must be either full members or music members of BD. BD are offering a special rate of £15 to Pony Club members wishing to be music members.  Competitors must then register their music with BD on the ‘Music Licence Record Form’.
Both the BD music membership form and the music licence record form are available from the Pony Club office.

Competitions & Results

 

ALSTERS KELLEY

FREESTYLE DRESSAGE TO MUSIC CHAMPIONSHIPS

Held at The Pony Club Champioships, Draycott House, Derbyshire on Sunday 17th and Monday 18th August 2008.

For results, please click the links below:

Dressage to Music Championship results

 

BAKER TILLY DRESSAGE TO MUSIC COMPETITION

Sunday 30th March 2008, Warwickshire College
In conjunction with the Dengie Winter League Dressage Championships

For results, click here

          

 

Want to have a go but not sure how to choose your music?

'Rasmusic' produces CDs designed specifically with Dressage to Music in mind.  Each CD has several tracks following a programme of walk, trot and canter with a selection of different music styles.

For more information, visit the Rasmusic website at http://rasmusic.website.orange.co.uk

"In Dressage To Music, you are marked o­n two main factors.

• First, your riding, for the same sort of things you get marked o­n in a ordinary dressage test.
   
• The other aspect is something entirely new. Your choice of music. If you ride a huge cob down the arena to ballet music, then you're not going to get marked particularly well. Your choice is very important, and you must keep your horse in time with your music, and your horse should move at about the same pace as the music.
   

Even dressage riders will tell you, regular dressage is o­nly a spectator sport for people who do it themselves, unlike show jumping or cross country. But Dressage To Music can be quite fun to watch. o­ne thing you must always remember is try to put a good show o­n for your audience. The judges will mark you high o­n this as well.

Athens showed us, sometimes, it can truly be a show to remember. " - Callum Smith (Warwickshire Hunt Branch)