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piaffe::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
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| Type of | dressage |
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Movements still seen today in competitive dressage include the piaffe, passage, and half-pass.
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The most significant change at the 1932 Los Angeles Games was the introduction of the piaffe and passage.
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Therefore, piaffe and passage were not placed on the tests.
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Instead, competitive dressage focuses on movements such as the piaffe, passage, half-pass, extended trot, pirouette, and tempi changes.
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Through this work, the horse will learn to perform some of the most difficult movements such as pirouette, passage, piaffe and One-Tempi-Changes.
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The dressage horse no longer has to jump, but the test on the flat has become increasingly difficult, emphasizing the piaffe and the passage.
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The top 25 competitors in the Grand Prix then perform a second test, the Grand Prix Special, which is shortened and emphasizes the piaffe and passage.
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At this level, the freestyle tests may contain all the Grand Prix movements, as well as double canter pirouettes, pirouettes in piaffe, and half-pass in passage.
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At present, he's composting a former Grand Prix dressage competitor for a New Jersey veterinarian who wants his horse posed in a piaffe, just as he performed it with the vet's wife.
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- A cadenced trot executed by the horse in one spot
- The piaffe is a dressage movement where the horse is in a highly collected and cadenced trot, in place or nearly in place. The center of gravity of the horse should be more towards the hind end, with the hindquarters slightly lowered and great bending of the joints in the hind legs. ...
- A majestic trot in place, in which the pairs of feet diagonally opposite one another are alternately raised and returned to the ground, while the horse's head is vertical, the neck raised and arched.
- A movement in trot (alternate diagonals). A proud and rhythmic movement performed nearly on the spot.
- A rhythmic almost standing trotting movement.
- A high school dressage movement. It is a collected trot in place.
