Comments on: How much time must pass between taking a dressage lesson/clinic with a judge and riding under them at a show? http://www.seethelandman.com/dressage-riding/how-much-time-must-pass-between-taking-a-dressage-lessonclinic-with-a-judge-and-riding-under-them-at-a-show But see it on horseback Wed, 01 Feb 2012 06:50:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Jordan http://www.seethelandman.com/dressage-riding/how-much-time-must-pass-between-taking-a-dressage-lessonclinic-with-a-judge-and-riding-under-them-at-a-show/comment-page-1#comment-2180 Jordan Thu, 04 Mar 2010 04:13:59 +0000 http://www.seethelandman.com/dressage-riding/how-much-time-must-pass-between-taking-a-dressage-lessonclinic-with-a-judge-and-riding-under-them-at-a-show#comment-2180 I had to be a dressage writer for this judge a few months ago , little did I know she was judging me the next day !! So I got to know what she was really picky on etc , and I actually won my class ha ! But it was a good experience . Use it to your advantage :)<br><b>References : </b><br> I had to be a dressage writer for this judge a few months ago , little did I know she was judging me the next day !! So I got to know what she was really picky on etc , and I actually won my class ha ! But it was a good experience . Use it to your advantage :)
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]]> By: violatedyetagain http://www.seethelandman.com/dressage-riding/how-much-time-must-pass-between-taking-a-dressage-lessonclinic-with-a-judge-and-riding-under-them-at-a-show/comment-page-1#comment-2179 violatedyetagain Thu, 04 Mar 2010 03:52:59 +0000 http://www.seethelandman.com/dressage-riding/how-much-time-must-pass-between-taking-a-dressage-lessonclinic-with-a-judge-and-riding-under-them-at-a-show#comment-2179 At least dressage is a scorable class. HUS or pleasure would be different. Perform your movements correctly and you'll score accordingly.<br><b>References : </b><br> At least dressage is a scorable class. HUS or pleasure would be different. Perform your movements correctly and you’ll score accordingly.
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]]> By: Ajierene http://www.seethelandman.com/dressage-riding/how-much-time-must-pass-between-taking-a-dressage-lessonclinic-with-a-judge-and-riding-under-them-at-a-show/comment-page-1#comment-2178 Ajierene Thu, 04 Mar 2010 03:09:59 +0000 http://www.seethelandman.com/dressage-riding/how-much-time-must-pass-between-taking-a-dressage-lessonclinic-with-a-judge-and-riding-under-them-at-a-show#comment-2178 Taking a horse to a clinic with someone, then showing under them - it is not very likely that they will recognize you while you are doing your test. I used to work at a place where a dressage judge gave lessons and she recognized me when I walked up to talk to her, but it did not click while I was actually doing my test. I wouldn't worry about it if I were you.<br><b>References : </b><br> Taking a horse to a clinic with someone, then showing under them – it is not very likely that they will recognize you while you are doing your test.

I used to work at a place where a dressage judge gave lessons and she recognized me when I walked up to talk to her, but it did not click while I was actually doing my test.

I wouldn’t worry about it if I were you.
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]]> By: Kim M http://www.seethelandman.com/dressage-riding/how-much-time-must-pass-between-taking-a-dressage-lessonclinic-with-a-judge-and-riding-under-them-at-a-show/comment-page-1#comment-2177 Kim M Thu, 04 Mar 2010 02:52:59 +0000 http://www.seethelandman.com/dressage-riding/how-much-time-must-pass-between-taking-a-dressage-lessonclinic-with-a-judge-and-riding-under-them-at-a-show#comment-2177 It shouldn't matter. My friend sent her horse to train with someone for a month, and that woman ended up being her judge at their next show (one month later). They scored well, but it was an honest scoring. A good trainer/judge won't let their past history with a competitor reflect in their scoring.<br><b>References : </b><br> It shouldn’t matter. My friend sent her horse to train with someone for a month, and that woman ended up being her judge at their next show (one month later). They scored well, but it was an honest scoring. A good trainer/judge won’t let their past history with a competitor reflect in their scoring.
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]]> By: loggy http://www.seethelandman.com/dressage-riding/how-much-time-must-pass-between-taking-a-dressage-lessonclinic-with-a-judge-and-riding-under-them-at-a-show/comment-page-1#comment-2176 loggy Thu, 04 Mar 2010 02:14:59 +0000 http://www.seethelandman.com/dressage-riding/how-much-time-must-pass-between-taking-a-dressage-lessonclinic-with-a-judge-and-riding-under-them-at-a-show#comment-2176 it doesn't matter. They should not be bias about how they place you, and if they are they are a very un-fair judge (theres one too many of those on the circuit that i use to show on)<br><b>References : </b><br> it doesn’t matter. They should not be bias about how they place you, and if they are they are a very un-fair judge (theres one too many of those on the circuit that i use to show on)
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]]> By: ladysecretz http://www.seethelandman.com/dressage-riding/how-much-time-must-pass-between-taking-a-dressage-lessonclinic-with-a-judge-and-riding-under-them-at-a-show/comment-page-1#comment-2175 ladysecretz Thu, 04 Mar 2010 01:31:59 +0000 http://www.seethelandman.com/dressage-riding/how-much-time-must-pass-between-taking-a-dressage-lessonclinic-with-a-judge-and-riding-under-them-at-a-show#comment-2175 It really shouldn't matter. If it's a good judge, they should be unbiased in their opinion.<br><b>References : </b><br> It really shouldn’t matter. If it’s a good judge, they should be unbiased in their opinion.
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