Goal

• The student must pass the equestrian association's rider mark 4 with approved dressage program LC:1, jumping, and theory test.

• The student must be able to ride a trained horse in balance and apply the first two steps in the training scale.

• The student must be able to ride and jump different types of horses outdoors.
   

 Course content

• In red group, the rider must be able to refine his cooperation between his helpers to have a better impact.

• Be able to practice lateral movements in a trot.

• The first two steps in the training scale, pace and looseness, begin to be applied in order to be able to ride the horse in a good balance and appropriate pace.

• Introduction of taken rear and bow in

• Greater demands on the impact on the horse in jumping such as being able to ride the horse in a good balance and regulate the pace to be able to jump related distances.
   

Theory

• Knowledge of the horse's exterior

• Prepare the horse for competition

• The horse's work from the ground

• Diseases and healthcare

• Assistance for the movements that the student rides, such as turning on a circle arc, leg bend, front part turn, rear part taken and the bow in.

• The shape of the horse

• The educational scale

• Riding on obstacles and related distances