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amburrito RR Governer (5579) | C4 is the best grade to be 
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| Reg 21/6/2009 | | Posted 8:51pm, Tuesday 20th July | |
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pepee_rox RR Vice President (13329) | im gunna have to be C4 soon, cos im going to do medium on Oscar... =/
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| Reg 21/6/2008 | | Posted 8:40pm, Tuesday 20th July | |
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crystal=] RR Vice President (26770) |
dickytim wrote:
crystal= wrote:
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dickytim wrote:
I like that they are doing something, I don't know if this is exactly right yet but a really good start.
Unfortunately I gave a musical freestyle a go last year and scored 60% so I am a C2 because of it, I hope the system doesn't stop riders from trying out a freestyle etc just in case they get a point!!! |
yeah i'm going to have to be a C2 because me and charm got a couple of points at level 2 last season
at least they will have the different categories to give the more inexperienced riders a chance.
can't wait for level 1 to not be graded! |
Not to be argumentative, but I really hate the idea of level 1 being non-graded, for some lower level riders that don't aspire for go up the grades, this could mean that they will never get a chance to go to HOY or the Nationals and compete. I would much rather see the training tests used more frequently or have a non-graded prelim class seperate to prelim proper. In fact a lot of placed are seeing the need to run un-reg prelim classes and you can see more entries in them that the registered classes, I think this system works fine. |
yes, but it means that riders like me and horses like charm have the opportunity to compete at level 1 lol
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| Reg 14/12/2007 | | Posted 3:57pm, Tuesday 20th July | |
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crystal=] RR Vice President (26770) |
MK wrote:
I am a bit confused about level one being non graded yet the esnz rego forms say it is? |
its not happening for a little while yet - you should join the AMDG molly (if you aren't already), they always email through heaps of useful information 
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| Reg 14/12/2007 | | Posted 3:56pm, Tuesday 20th July | |
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MK RR Vice President (15394) | | Reg 13/10/2008 | | Posted 1:27pm, Tuesday 20th July | |
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MK RR Vice President (15394) |
Lythinae wrote:
MK wrote:
I am a bit confused about level one being non graded yet the esnz rego forms say it is? |
It is graded. There's rumours/talk/wishful thinking/have no idea lol on making L1 non-graded or adding a non-graded option. |
Oh right ahahaha guess we can still go boy the. 
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| Reg 13/10/2008 | | Posted 1:27pm, Tuesday 20th July | |
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MK wrote:
I am a bit confused about level one being non graded yet the esnz rego forms say it is? |
It is graded. There's rumours/talk/wishful thinking/have no idea lol on making L1 non-graded or adding a non-graded option.
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| | | | Posted 1:18pm, Tuesday 20th July | |
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MK RR Vice President (15394) | I am a bit confused about level one being non graded yet the esnz rego forms say it is?
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| Reg 13/10/2008 | | Posted 1:02pm, Tuesday 20th July | |
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dickytim wrote:
crystal= wrote:
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can't wait for level 1 to not be graded! |
Not to be argumentative, but I really hate the idea of level 1 being non-graded, for some lower level riders that don't aspire for go up the grades, this could mean that they will never get a chance to go to HOY or the Nationals and compete. I would much rather see the training tests used more frequently or have a non-graded prelim class seperate to prelim proper. In fact a lot of placed are seeing the need to run un-reg prelim classes and you can see more entries in them that the registered classes, I think this system works fine. |
What would be the difference between non-graded and non-registered (money aside - I don't have to pay NZEF fees for non-rego ). I'm assuming if they brought in non-graded classes, they would scrap non-rego ones? And still offer graded classes at the same level?
From a not-a-dressage-rider perspective - I do the odd day and either go to PC stuff or enter a non rego class. I don't do graded stuff, simply because it would practically double my NZEF fees just to do L1.
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| | | | Posted 12:34pm, Tuesday 20th July | |
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dickytim RR Addict (1314) |
crystal= wrote:
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dickytim wrote:
I like that they are doing something, I don't know if this is exactly right yet but a really good start.
Unfortunately I gave a musical freestyle a go last year and scored 60% so I am a C2 because of it, I hope the system doesn't stop riders from trying out a freestyle etc just in case they get a point!!! |
yeah i'm going to have to be a C2 because me and charm got a couple of points at level 2 last season
at least they will have the different categories to give the more inexperienced riders a chance.
can't wait for level 1 to not be graded! |
Not to be argumentative, but I really hate the idea of level 1 being non-graded, for some lower level riders that don't aspire for go up the grades, this could mean that they will never get a chance to go to HOY or the Nationals and compete. I would much rather see the training tests used more frequently or have a non-graded prelim class seperate to prelim proper. In fact a lot of placed are seeing the need to run un-reg prelim classes and you can see more entries in them that the registered classes, I think this system works fine.
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| Reg 11/1/2010 | | Posted 11:55am, Tuesday 20th July | |
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Dantes Dream RR Addict (4855) | I think its a good idea
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| Reg 1/11/2004 | | Posted 11:37am, Tuesday 20th July | |
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crystal=] RR Vice President (26770) |
dickytim wrote:
I like that they are doing something, I don't know if this is exactly right yet but a really good start.
Unfortunately I gave a musical freestyle a go last year and scored 60% so I am a C2 because of it, I hope the system doesn't stop riders from trying out a freestyle etc just in case they get a point!!! |
yeah i'm going to have to be a C2 because me and charm got a couple of points at level 2 last season
at least they will have the different categories to give the more inexperienced riders a chance.
can't wait for level 1 to not be graded!
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| Reg 14/12/2007 | | Posted 10:17am, Tuesday 20th July | |
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November Rain RR Vice President (10314) | I like it, it gives the younger and more inexperienced riders to get an even fairer chance at the lower tests, instead of having a far more experienced person winning because they have heaps more experience.
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| Reg 9/6/2008 | | Posted 8:29am, Tuesday 20th July | |
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dickytim RR Addict (1314) | I like that they are doing something, I don't know if this is exactly right yet but a really good start.
Unfortunately I gave a musical freestyle a go last year and scored 60% so I am a C2 because of it, I hope the system doesn't stop riders from trying out a freestyle etc just in case they get a point!!!
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| Reg 11/1/2010 | | Posted 7:08am, Tuesday 20th July | |
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Dressage Star RR Governer (8111) | its a factastic idea, they do this overseas and it works great.
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| Reg 1/10/2006 | | Posted 10:15pm, Monday 19th July | |
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pepee_rox RR Vice President (13329) | yea i reckon its a good idea... but down here there arent that many riders, and alot of the riders in the lower levels are higher level riders bringing horses on, so it would be kinda dumb to have it down here as there would be hardly any riders in the CN-C3 class (for example). But a good idea for bigger areas like Auckland
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| Reg 21/6/2008 | | Posted 8:39pm, Monday 19th July | |
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westie RR Addict (1356) | I reakon its a great Idea
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| Reg 20/11/2009 | | Posted 8:35pm, Monday 19th July | |
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MK RR Vice President (15394) | | Reg 13/10/2008 | | Posted 8:28pm, Monday 19th July | |
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