Use an Android smartphone or tablet, iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch to help you learn, reference and practice  USEF dressage tests. Each test allows you to:

• Read the test instructions along with the marking criteria
• Review dressage arena diagrams that animate through the movements within a test
• Play and record your own readings of the test that are perfectly timed for the individual horses and the arena in which you are practicing
• Reference the official USEF dressage test score sheet to see how judges will mark a riders performance
• On the larger iPad screen, practice your dressage test by sketching out the movements 
• Understand the rules for dressage events as PDFs of related rule books are provided for reference on topics such as movement definitions, competition rules, dress attire, judging and veterinary inspection
• Keep up-to-date on the latest in dressage or eventing competition through the USEF news feeds

USEF EquiTests 2
Eventing Dressage Tests

• Beginner Novice A
• Beginner Novice B
• Novice Test A
• Novice Test B
• Training Test A
• Training Test B
• Training 3 Day Test
• Preliminary Test A
• Preliminary Test B
• Preliminary Test C
• Preliminary 3 Day Test
• Intermediate Test A
• Intermediate Test B
• Advanced Test A
• Advanced Test B

USEF EquiTests
Dressage Tests

• Training Level Test 1
• Training Level Test 2
• Training Level Test 3
• Training Level Rider Test
• First Level Test 1
• First Level Test 2
• First Level Test 3
• First Level Rider Test
• Second Level Test 1
• Second Level Test 2
• Second Level Test 3
• Second Level Rider Test
• Third Level Test 1
• Third Level Test 2
• Third Level Test 3
• Fourth Level Test 1
• Fourth Level Test 2
• Fourth Level Test 3

Note: Diagrams are an indication only and should always be used in conjunction with the Official USEF Test Sheets which take precedence.