Put in a ride and the scoresheet that came with it. I'll score it blind, then we open the envelope together and you find out how badly I did. When I'm wrong, you train me.
Rides
Start with a ride you already have a scoresheet for. Those are the valuable ones — a scored ride is the only kind where I can find out whether I was right.
| Rider & horse | Test | Filmed | Where it is | Rulebook | Scoresheet | Judge | Me | Miss | Trained |
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| Movement | Me | Judge | Gap |
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Straight off the phone is fine — don't convert anything.
Attaching to this ride.
Photos of the paper are perfect. If the sheet runs onto a second page, add both — the movements are usually on the front and the collectives and the judge's remarks on the back, and I read them together as one card. I'll take the marks, the coefficients, the collectives and the judge's written comments off them — the test's structure comes from the sheet, not from me guessing at it.
Tap a page to choose a photograph. Most WDAA sheets are two pages — the movements on the front, the collectives and the judge's remarks on the back. Send both and I read them as one card.