Whether you’re heading off to winter regionals at prelim level, or you’re just looking to improve your test riding, we have expert training tips from Keith Robertson plus test riding tips with international judge Isobel Wessels
Prelim 17A is the test being used at the British Dressage winter regionals this year. Key movements in the test include:
- Transitions across the diagonal
- Half circles returning to the track
- Transitions to medium walk
- Halting from trot
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