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Para-equestrian is a category of equestrian sports specifically designed for athletes with physical disabilities. It includes events such as dressage and driving, where riders demonstrate their skills and control of the horse through a series of predefined movements and patterns.
In para-equestrian dressage, competitors are classified based on their level of physical ability. Their performances are assessed according to how well they execute the dressage tests, which consist of a series of movements performed in a specific order.
The sport emphasizes the partnership between horse and rider. Athletes must show their ability to communicate effectively with their mounts, demonstrating both their skill and their horse’s responsiveness.
Para-equestrian events are featured in major international competitions, including the Paralympic Games, showcasing the talent and dedication of athletes with disabilities in the world of equestrian sports.
In para-equestrian dressage, competitors are classified based on their level of physical ability. Their performances are assessed according to how well they execute the dressage tests, which consist of a series of movements performed in a specific order.
The sport emphasizes the partnership between horse and rider. Athletes must show their ability to communicate effectively with their mounts, demonstrating both their skill and their horse’s responsiveness.
Para-equestrian events are featured in major international competitions, including the Paralympic Games, showcasing the talent and dedication of athletes with disabilities in the world of equestrian sports.