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Reining
Course: APSC 3724, Spring 2008School: Virginia Tech
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fundamentals Reining The of judging What it's about Reining is all about...STRAIGHT LINES & Circles!!! 11 Patterns all with at least 4 spins right 4 spins left 2 sets of circles 2 roll backs Stop & back There can also be figure eights... Types of Patterns "Run in" patterns The horse comes into the arena at a lope, and does his run downs and roll backs first Typically...
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fundamentals Reining
The of judging
What it's about
Reining is all about...STRAIGHT LINES & Circles!!! 11 Patterns all with at least
4 spins right 4 spins left 2 sets of circles 2 roll backs Stop & back
There can also be figure eights...
Types of Patterns
"Run in" patterns
The horse comes into the arena at a lope, and does his run downs and roll backs first Typically your "faster" patterns, they take less time
"Walk in" patterns
Rider starts from a walk or stop in the center of the arena facing the judge(s)
Scoring
7 or 8 maneuvers Scored individually
2 boxes, top for penalties, bottom for maneuver score
Scores are totaled at the end, avg. score is a 70
0 Scores
Fall by horse or rider Failure to complete pattern as written Over spins by more then Jogging more then the arena Changing hands or "2 handing"
Penalties
5 pts
Kicking, rearing, bucking
2 pts
Break of gait jogging more then 2 strides out of a rollback
1 pt
Over/under spins up to For each section of a circle out of lead
pt
Late lead change Over/under spins up to 1/8 Jogging out of a rollback
Scoring a Maneuver
Every Score starts with a 70, points are added or subtracted based on maneuver scores and penalties -1 , -1, - , 0, + +1, , +1 0 denotes CORRECTNESS
Low Flat Faster = greater degree of difficulty Planting pivot foot Crossing over in the front
Spins
Stops
Horse should "break" over his back Drive hind end underneath "displacement" of dirt Drop his neck & give
Roll Backs
After coming to a complete stop, the horse will turn on his haunches 180 degrees, immediately loping off Credit should be give for smoothness & finesse
Circles
Credit given for degree of difficulty Correctness in size & shape of circles
Consistency
Smoothness of lead changes
Backing
In conjunction with stopping
Straight lines Fast Breaking over the back willingness
Example Pattern
1) 4 spins to the Right 2) 4 spins to the left 3) 3 circles to the left, 2 large fast, 1 small slow, lead change 4) 3 circles to the right, 2 large fast, 1 small slow, lead change 5) Right Roll Back 6) Left Roll Back 7) Stop & Back
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To rein a horse is not only to guide him, but also to control his every movement. The best reined horse should be willfully guided or controlled with little or no apparent resistance and dictated to completely...
A Good Example...
Andrea Fappani & Custom Legend
Composite score of 236.5
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