I was just wondering what kind of horses everyone has for dressage and what level you show at. I have an arab that I do first level with and a TB that i show at training level.

I have an Irish Sporthorse named Bella and I show her at first level.

I have a TB and we do (will do) into and traning level. My horse can do up tho 4th level he has the moves but thats if hes willing.

Phil is Novice Level, which is first level over there. Her canter is holding her back for any further in competition at the moment, but we school elementery moves.

My AQHA and I do first level.

Dex is a TB who is schooling First and will probably show First at the one or two dressage shows I do. We still got a ways to go with his canter though.

Cob x TB

i have a 3/4 TB 1/4 Clyde i mostly event with but i went to a few dressage schooling shows at 1st level

Teddy is a Morgan and we show training level dressage. I need to work more on my canter though, if I want to move him up, he tends to get 4 beat-y.

What's a cob?

A cob is a horse that's about 14-15 hands and is strongly built kind of drafty looking I guess....

here's a pic
http://www.lvweb.co.uk/holistichorses/images/clarkyapr1.jpg

That's the kind of cob that phil's mum was, you can have lots of different types of cob, so they split them by putting them in sections. ther higher up the alphabet they get [section C,D,E etc.] the more bone and feather they have.

I cobs

I have a 3/4 Appaloosa 1/4 Arabian. I'm showing him in the novice tests in events/combined tests, and intro/training in dressage shows.

My pony and I just started doing dressage. So I'm basically nowhere.

Oh, and she's a connemera.

I have an appy that i show in training level, and a tb that's just starting dressage and will hopefully show in intro soon.

Warmblood cross at FEI

cheval canadian during training does 4th level moves but unfortunatly I the rider do not have the ability to make her do that hahahha

Hanoverian mare showing 2nd level, might do 3rd towards the end of the show season.

Riding a friend's TB at about 3rd level, but school some FEI movements (pirouttes & piaffe).

A Welsh/Connemara pony at Training Level.

I have an Australian Stock Horse x Arab gelding that I am just schooling at the moment, he a tad too hot headed for the dressage ring at the moment and we have a few problems where he goes into a really short striding, rushy trot and he disunites in canter. but we're getting there

Im going to start ring a grey wb soon, and do some low level dressage shows and some hack shows on him

TB, schooling 1st and 2nd lvl moves, but we are strictly eventing, thank yew very much! Also, i dont have the cash to enter eventing and dressage shows..

I do not own a horse. I am lucky enough to have a sort of free half-lease on a hanoverian mare, 3rd level.

both of mine are doing NZ-novice level (I think it's the same as USA first level? trot & canter extensions, leg yielding etc, 15m circles etc?)

Belle is a 6yo of unknown breeding (wild bred on the hills) - we suspect she has throughbred & a little warmblood in her.

Bonnie is a 12yo half-clydesdale, quarter arab, quarter throughbred

Neither of them are dressage horses
Belle is an eventer/showhunter
and Bonnie is a showjumper
but it's good to do something different for fun sometimes

Im training a TB mare and a QH mare for the discipline.
We are still on the basics and if Lacy (the really green QH) doesnt get better (shes lame right now and has been for 2 weeks we cant figure out whats wrong and we have had the vet out too many times to count) but if she doesnt get better its going to be a big hold up in her training since we were just getting her to round her circles and not to drop her shoulder in her circles at the walk and trot ... we were about to start teaching her the canter under saddle but of course not
-kr-

I just bought Tigger, he's a 7 y/o Paint/TB and we're starting at Training/First level in the spring, with hopes of moving up to Second by next fall.

My 9 y.o. KWPN stallion CAN do dressage, I just don't do it with him... he can do all the movements and stuff haha he's just not the best mover for it... I'm hoping my friend will let me ride his Advanced horse when I go and see him in a few weeks... awesome, awesome horse.

Dutch gelding -grand prix
Dutch mare -2nd level..but then we had to put her down :(
and my new baby Zweibrücker filly she's 2 and i'm hoping she'll do well in dressage..

I event but if my mare and I do any dressage classes we'll probably stick to intro. My mare is an appendix quarter horse.

I'm not big into the whole competition thing but I was training my 14yo Australian Stock Horse mare at Advanced, I don't know what that is in the American terminology though.

I recently got a 7yo Australian Stock Horse mare who previous riders had tried a few interesting (to say the least) training techniques on her. Needless to say she hated everyone and wasn't willing to co-operate with her riders. I'm slowly working on her, she has really nice movement and she is actually wanting to try and understand what I ask of her so with any luck we will get up to a decent level in dressage.

About 2 weeks ago I was sent a 5yo 1st Cross Andalusian mare, to 'break in'. She is coming along really nicely, her movement is to die for. Once I get her under saddle her owner wants me to campaign her in dressage, I couldn't tell you what level she is likely to get to until I actually ride her, but with the movement and her bloodlines *fingers crossed* she will get to FEI after a few years.

I have photos of all three on my website...

Showing First level schooling 2nd level.
well was on my tb/percheron

and trainer's Pony x. competed at 2nd level.

I ride an arabian named duke. Umm I dont know what level he does but he can do alot of movements. I think he can do fourth level.

Lacy is a Qh Breedingstock paint cross and we arent to levels yet, she is far to green... if we were to do a test it would be walk trot, but first she needs to learn how to circle, she tends to drop her shoulder in the last 1/4 of the circle.

Rosa is a Warmblood, Prix st george. Im not experienced enough to get her there though. Shes teaching me..we're just starting my training level test.

I have two TB's...one is schooling first level ( most we do jumpers tho) and the other will be showing Novice this yr. ( His dressage is a little sketchy still...he has moments of brillance but they are fleeting! )

Cassidy is an Oldenburg (he is owned by my mentor and friend, but I am his practical owner -- I ride and care for him). I don't show because we follow classical theory -- maybe when we're good enough for 4th level I'll reconsider.

I'm new here, so I thought I'd reply ;) I show my Half-Arab in Training & First Level, and my purebred Arabian at Training Level. We school Second Level movements at home, as well, to better prepare us.

I have a 5 year old TB that I do BN/Training with

6 1/2 year old hungarian TB that I competed training level two years ago, but havn't done pure dressage with since then. We school 1st movements, maybe I'll pick it up again this season.

what is a hungarian TB? Did you add the Hungarian part to sound fancy?

tsk tsk.

uhhh. no i didn't add it to sound "fancy"

she was never registered but she has magyar lines in her. basically a hungarian TB is a bit more warmblood-like than a TB, and they are never raced. they aren't as thin or built the same way at all.

http://www.cstone.net/~magyar/services/stallion.htm
her mom's father, don't mind the website where it says it is her father father

I dont have a horse yet I ride the ones at the barn.

Warmblood, second level

I ride a Trekehner that is trained to 4th but due to lameness issues (he's only servicably sound now and it really affects his canter) he probably wouldn't place even in training :(. But everything at the walk and trot is great, lol.

I used to show my qh/paint cross at training leve and he did very well in it. I now and training my big warmblood to do dressage, he is schooling second level and when I start to show him in dressage we will do first level

Before I got into Hunter/Jumpers I did dressage and had a fabulous 8 year old Hanoverian gelding, we went up to second level before he passed away.

I'm working an oldenburger at level 3, a danish warmblood at PSG and a couple that just started recently

Level 3- you're so leet, Mikey. Does your Oldenburger come with ketchup?

I just train the horse and riders. The one you're taking the piss with came 1st and 2nd in the level 3 test 4 so what is your problem?.

Mike, she is just "taking the piss" because you typed Oldenburger instead of Oldenburg - some people find nothing better to take the piss with than the language barrier...

PS: Stewie - it is no wonder you were suspended and your alter was naughtied...Maybe it has to do with behavior like this OUTSIDE of immature.