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1. Quality of paces, halt, and transitions. Straightness. Contact and poll.
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2. Regularity, elasticity, balance, engagement of hindquarters, lengthening of steps and frame.
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3. Maintenance of rhythm, fluency, precise and smooth execution of transitions. Change of frame. Quality of trot.
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4. Regularity and quality of trot. Uniform bend, collection, balance, fluency, crossing of legs.
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5. Regularity and quality of trot, collection, and balance. Bend, size and shape of the volte.
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6. Regularity and quality of trot. Bend and constant angle. Collection, balance, and fluency.
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7. Regularity and quality of trot, collection, bend in turn.
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8. Transition from collected trot to collected walk. Regularity, activity, collection, size, flexion, and bend of half pirouette. Forward tendency, maintenance of four beat.
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9. Regularity and quality of trot, collection, bend in corners.
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10. Transition from collected trot to collected walk. Regularity, activity, collection, size, flexion, and bend of half pirouette. Forward tendency, maintenance of four beat.
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11. Regularity and quality of trot, collection, bend in corners.
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12. Regularity, elasticity, balance, engagement of hindquarters, lengthening of steps and frame.
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13. Maintenance of rhythm, fluency, precise and smooth execution of transitions. Change of frame. Quality of trot.
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14. Regularity and quality of trot. Uniform bend, collection, balance, fluency, crossing of legs.
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15. Regularity and quality of trot, collection, and balance. Bend, size and shape of the volte.
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16. Regularity and quality of trot. Bend and constant angle. Collection, balance, and fluency.
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17. Transition from collected trot to medium walk. Regularity, suppleness of back, activity, overtrack, freedom of shoulder, stretching to the bit.
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18. Regularity, suppleness of back, activity, overtrack, freedom of shoulder, stretching to the bit. Differentiation from medium walk.
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19. Transition from extended walk to collected walk and from collected walk to collected canter, maintenance of rhythm, promptness, fluency, straightness, quality of canter, collection.
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20. Quality of canter. Collection, balance, uniform bend, fluency.
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21. Promptness, fluency, and balance of both transitions in the change, 3-5 clear walk steps. Quality of the canter before and after the change.
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22. Quality of canter. Impulsion, lengthening of strides and frame, uphill tendency, straightness.
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23. Maintenance of rhythm, fluency, precise and smooth execution of transitions. Change of frame. Quality and collection of canter.
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24. Quality of canter. Collection, balance, uniform bend, fluency.
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25. Promptness, fluency, and balance of both transitions in the change, 3-5 clear walk steps. Quality of the canter before and after the change.
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26. Quality of canter. Impulsion, lengthening of strides and frame, uphill tendency, straightness.
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27. Maintenance of rhythm, fluency, precise and smooth execution of transitions. Change of frame. Quality and collection of canter.
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28. Quality of halt and transitions. Throughness, fluency, straightness. Accuracy in number of diagonal steps.
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29. Quality of paces, halt, and transitions. Straightness. Contact and poll.
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30. General Impression
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