Phases
Phase 1: Working Dressage
Riders showcase the partnership and their level of training in a working dressage test conducted on a 40 x 20 metre dressage arena.
Phase 2 & 3: Ease Of Handling (EOH)
Riders negotiate a course of obstacles which replicate what they would encounter doing farm or stock work, or out on a ride. Phase 2 features manoeuvrability while phase 3 is a showcase of speed.
Phase 4: Cattle Phase
Working Equitation features a unique cattle event which is something of a cross between cutting, drafting and team yarding. Riders work as a team of 4 to showcase the versatility of their working horse.
Grading For Competition SNAPSHOT
Level 1: Introductory - ANWEL Rule Book 10.1 Page 21
Level 1: Introductory - ANWEL Rule Book 10.1 Page 21
Level 1: Introductory - ANWEL Rule Book 10.1 Page 21
Level 2: Preparatory - ANWEL Rule Book 10.2 Page 23
Level 1: Introductory - ANWEL Rule Book 10.1 Page 21
Level 1: Introductory - ANWEL Rule Book 10.1 Page 21
Level 3: Preliminary - ANWEL Rule Book 10.3 Page 24
Level 1: Introductory - ANWEL Rule Book 10.1 Page 21
Level 4: Debutante W - ANWEL Rule Book 10.4 Page 25
Level 5: Debutante F - ANWEL Rule Book 10.5 Page 25
Level 5: Debutante F - ANWEL Rule Book 10.5 Page 25
Level 6: Consagrados 2 - ANWEL Rule Book 10.6 Page 26
Level 5: Debutante F - ANWEL Rule Book 10.5 Page 25
Level 7: Consagrados 1 - ANWEL Rule Book 10.7 Page 26
Level 8: Masters - ANWEL Rule Book 10.8 Page 27