Goal

• The student must pass the Equestrian Association's rider mark 5 with an approved theory test, dressage program LB:1 and jumping.

• The student must be able to ride all types of horses in good working form and balance indoors and outdoors in jumping and dressage.
   

Course content

• The student must gain knowledge of what a loose and yielding horse is.

• The rider's aids are further refined

• The student must be able to ride the bow in and the rear part taken, with greater demands on precision

• The student must be able to improve his influence so that he can regulate the number of canter jumps and guide the horse to a good starting point.

• The student must be able to analyze his strengths and weaknesses as a rider

• Seat training

• Correction of moves made in previous levels

• Master different positions with higher demands on balance and impact

• Track jumping

• Possible cross-country jumping

• Outdoor ride
   

Theory

• The horse's internal organs: digestive, respiratory and circulatory organs.

• Parasites and deworming plan

• Feed state calculation

• Immersion in the educational scale

• The horse's different forms of work

• Distance table in jumping and how different factors affect distances between obstacles.

• Assistance for the movements that the student rides