General Rules
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1. In equitation/horsemanship classes, only the rider is being judged therefore no penalty should be assessed because of the horse’s conformation, color or movement.
English Rules
General-- The rider should have a workmanlike appearance, seat and hands light and supple, conveying the impression of complete control.
Western Rules
General-- The rider will be judged on seat, hands, and the ability to control and show the horse. Results as shown by the performance of the horse are not to be considered more important than the method used by the rider in obtaining them.

































