This iPhone/iPad app is designed to help WDAA western dressage riders learn a test and improve their show scores. • The app provides all four tests (1,2,3,4) in a Level for the 2022 WDAA Dressage Tests Introductory Level, Basic Level, Level 1, Freestyle and six equitation patterns. • Dressage arena diagrams (for large and small arenas) show each complete test movement with its test text and directive. • The diagrams follow the Dressage Illustrated pardine with the three gaits (walk, jog, and lope in green, blue, and red colors respectively. Black color is used for lateral movements and other patterns. The four levels in each gait are shown with a different line pattern in the color of the gait. • Caller audios for large and small arenas (Intro & Basic) for each dressage test are timed for a ridden test with a metronome beat in the background. • Key information such as the new requirements, average ride time, and maximum points are provided for each test. • The Purpose, Collective Marks, Diagram Key, and Definitions are provided for each Level. • Test text in large easy to read Caller Handbook format is provided for use by a test caller. • The Official WDAA scoring sheets for each test and Musical Freestyle show scoring for each test. • The Resources and Information page links to the WDAA Test Page, WDAA Rules & Guidelines pages, Dressage Illustrated web site, a Test Learning Guide, Dressage Arena diagrams, and Contact Us.
Super helpful!
I use the app almost daily. The diagrams of each movement are appreciated
Intro Test 3 Caller Handbook
It needs to be updated. It reads to track right at C, H -X - F change rein. It’s supposed to be track left H is on the left when facing C The diagram is correct. The caller handbook is incorrect
Great Tool!
This app has been very beneficial in helping with my journey. It has so much useful information from learning patterns, measurements for setting up my cones and listening to caller. To get all this info easily at my access is invaluable. Anytime I have a few minutes, I can just open it and run through mental practice patterns.
Audios would be easier to understand…
…if not done in a British accent. Strange that an American developed dressage sport would have a British audio to help instruct. I don’t expect to enter a show in the U.S. with British callers—especially out west. Also a bit expensive. I will see how well the timing of the audio calls work during practice sessions.
Updated device screen icon. Added Privacy Policy link to Resources & Information
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