Print September 2025 Courses and Patterns
  • Diagram of a classroom presentation titled 'Equitation OF Class #2' with six numbered points connected by lines, resembling a horse riding or equestrian training diagram.

    Equitation O/F #2

  • A volleyball court diagram with scores 4, 5, 3, 6, and players numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. Title at the top reads "Equitation OF Class #3".

    Equitation O/F #3

  • A volleyball court diagram labeled 'Hunter O/F Class #5' with six numbered lines indicating positions or players, and an inset at the bottom with two blue dots labeled 'ingate'.

    Hunter O/F #5

  • A basketball score sheet with the title Hunter O/F, Class #6. It has six points labeled 1 to 6, with lines beside each number. The scoreboard displays scores of 4, 3, 5, and 2, with a blue circle beneath labeled 'ingate'.

    Hunter O/F #6

  • A diagram titled 'Crossrail Equitation Class #8' showing four black lines representing jumps and an arrow with text indicating to go 'Twice around the outside' of the jumps, with additional instructions for cantering and ring corners at the bottom.

    Crossrail Equitation Class #8

  • Diagram of a crossrail equitation exercise for class #9, showing four sets of two bars arranged in a pattern with arrows indicating to go around twice on the outside. Instruction text reads: 'Twice around the outside. May canter after the jump but come back to the trot before the next jump. Ends of the rings/corners must be at the trot.'

    Crossrail Equitation Class #9

  • Diagram of groundpole equitation class #11 with four poles, instructions to go around outside twice, and blue circles indicating the ingate.

    Groundpole Equitation Class #11

  • Diagram of a groundpole equitation course labeled 'Class #12' with four obstacles and instructions to go 'Twice around the outside,' including a note about performing the course at a trot and optional half-seat/2-point over the poles.

    Groundpole Equitation Class #12

  • Diagram of a basic Western beginner horseback riding pattern with labeled steps and instructions, including walking from point A to B, posting trot at B, sitting trot at B to C, and halting at C.

    English Beginner Equitation Pattern #13

  • A printed list titled 'Skills that may be tested' with numbered classes, including 'Halt', 'back', 'Stand quietly for 10-30 seconds', 'Transitions between gaits', and 'Extension of gaits'.

    Skills that may be tested #15 & #24, #27, #30)

  • Diagram showing a drill for English and Western showmanship, involving cones labeled A and J, with directional arrows and steps listed below for maneuvering a horse, including trot, walk, turns, and inspection.

    English and Western Showmanship

  • Diagram illustrating the English/Western green horse pattern for class #20, showing a dotted line from point A at the bottom to point C at the top, with a circular area labeled B in the middle, and a horseshoe pattern at the top. Instructions list steps for riding or practicing involving walking, trotting, jogging, halting, and exiting.

    Green Horse

  • Diagram of a Pleasure Horse Pattern for class #23, showing a riding pattern with labeled points A, B, C, D, and the finishing gates, including guidelines and instructions for riders.

    Pleasure Horse

  • Diagram of a Western Open Pattern for horseback riding, Class 29. The pattern includes a starting point at A, a walk halfway to B, jogging to B, making a right circle at B, performing an extended jog from B to C, stopping at C back one horse length, and returning to the lineup at the jog. The diagram shows the path and points labeled A, B, and C, with numbered instructions listed below.

    Western Open

  • A pattern map for ranch riding class 32, depicting a course with various gait and lead transitions marked, including walk, extended walk, trot, extended trot, lope, extended lope, and lead changes, with a legend and instructions for riders.

    Ranch Riding

  • Diagram of a ranch riding horsemanship pattern with numbered instructions and a starting point marked 'START', showing a square pattern with specific directions for walking, trotting, and turns.

    Ranch Horsemanship