What would you consider an advan..

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EnglishAnswers: well it all depends on your personal oppinion, but I;ve been riding for 7 years and here is what ive come up with-beginner- someone wh.. 

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well it all depends on your personal oppinion, but I';ve been riding for 7 years and here is what i've come up with-

beginner- someone who can walk and trot pretty well on their own, along with slight knowledge of tack and such. Normally rioding for about less than 2 years.

intermediate- Intermediate is someone who can walk, trot and canter all by themselves. They know how to jump, but normally no higher than 4 feet. Normally riding for about 2-10 years. (but this all depends on how much time the person puits into riding, if fthey ride everyday for 3 hours, perfecting every little thing, they could become advanced by 5 years!)

advanced- someone who can pretty much do everything there is, but still has room to learn. This means galloping, jumping fences, dressage, cross country.

This is all just my personal opinion =]

here are soem videos-

beginner- http://youtube.com/watch?v=cwkgmj7grww... (notice the simple mistakes)

intermediate- http://youtube.com/watch?v=-j2jaavinkw... (alot less mistakes)

advanced- http://youtube.com/watch?v=jkjajkvfo7u...

there is deffintly more to it then that, but thats my opinion and the basics of what i no =]

hope i could help I think you'll find an accurate answer here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/dressage...

Then to learn more on the Levels of Dressage use your Search Engine(s). It's not like passing classes in school.