DRESSAGE JUDGES TASKFORCE
The WA Dressage Judges Taskforce is compiled from within the ranks of WA dressage judges and approved by Dressage WA.
Taskforce looks after the ongoing Judge Education Program in WA. They keep judges up to date with information regarding Upgrading , EA Rules, Seminars and Workshops. Judges are encouraged to contact DJTF if they have any issues or require more information on Judging matters.
Taskforce looks after the ongoing Judge Education Program in WA. They keep judges up to date with information regarding Upgrading , EA Rules, Seminars and Workshops. Judges are encouraged to contact DJTF if they have any issues or require more information on Judging matters.
DWA are seeking expressions of interest (EOI) for two (2) accredited dressage judges to join the Dressage Judges Taskforce. The initial term would be for 3 years with the ability to reapply.
NADINE HERBERT
CHAIR
nadineherbert@icloud.com
nadineherbert@icloud.com
HANNIE BYRNE
MEMBER
hanniebyrne@gmail.com
hanniebyrne@gmail.com
HAZEL HIKINS
DENISE BARKER
MEMBER
denisebarker777@gmail.com
denisebarker777@gmail.com
GEORGINA MARCHESI
MEMBER
georgina.marchesi@gmail.com
georgina.marchesi@gmail.com
POLLY ANN HUNTINGTON
MEMBER
delamerie85@gmail.com
delamerie85@gmail.com
PENNY LEE
REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
National and State Dressage Judges
How many Judges per test, and what level?
Event organisers should check the EA Dressage Rules (section 3.21) to ensure that the required number and level of judges are secured for all Official competitions. Where this cannot be followed, some competitions (classes) at the event may be downgraded to participant. The Australian Dressage Committee also reminds organisers to check that selected judges' memberships are current before appointing them to officiate.
Event organisers should check the EA Dressage Rules (section 3.21) to ensure that the required number and level of judges are secured for all Official competitions. Where this cannot be followed, some competitions (classes) at the event may be downgraded to participant. The Australian Dressage Committee also reminds organisers to check that selected judges' memberships are current before appointing them to officiate.
When to use State Judges?
DWA recommends State Judges be invited to judge breed show Dressage, Eventing tests, inter-schools competitions, training tests, preparatory tests, Pony Club tests, protocol days etc. State Judges may not judge competitive or participant dressage competitions - these must be judged by NOAS Judges.
DWA recommends State Judges be invited to judge breed show Dressage, Eventing tests, inter-schools competitions, training tests, preparatory tests, Pony Club tests, protocol days etc. State Judges may not judge competitive or participant dressage competitions - these must be judged by NOAS Judges.
What level Judge to do you need?
The Australian Dressage Committee reminds Dressage Event Organisers to check the National EA website to ensure selected judges membership is current before appointing them to officiate. Please check the EA Rules for Dressage to ensure that the required number and level of judges are secured for all ‘Competitor’ competitions. Where this cannot be followed, some competitions (classes) may have to revert to ‘Participant’ status.
The Australian Dressage Committee reminds Dressage Event Organisers to check the National EA website to ensure selected judges membership is current before appointing them to officiate. Please check the EA Rules for Dressage to ensure that the required number and level of judges are secured for all ‘Competitor’ competitions. Where this cannot be followed, some competitions (classes) may have to revert to ‘Participant’ status.
Para Equestrian Judges
The EA Rules For Dressage state that all judges judging PE must be PE accredited and at least:
• D (Medium level) may judge all EA PE tests and FEI PE tests
• E (Elementary) may judge EA PE tests only
• where FEI tests are used for State and National Championships only qualified FEI PE judges or National PE Judges of D level and above may be used .
Clubs hosting events
We encourage competition organisers to offer PE tests whenever possible to help our PE riders gain valuable test riding experience.
• D (Medium level) may judge all EA PE tests and FEI PE tests
• E (Elementary) may judge EA PE tests only
• where FEI tests are used for State and National Championships only qualified FEI PE judges or National PE Judges of D level and above may be used .
Clubs hosting events
We encourage competition organisers to offer PE tests whenever possible to help our PE riders gain valuable test riding experience.
Judge Reimbursement
The Dressage WA Committee recommends the following reimbursement for accredited WA Dressage Judges.
Other notes:
- G-Level Judge $20.00 per hour
- F - C Level Judge $30.00 per hour
- A - B Level Judge $35.00 per hour
Other notes:
- Minimum payment for judging in metro area $70.
- Organisers are free to negotiate payment with individual judges.
- Where travel to the venue takes a judge more than 2 hours, offer the judge accommodation either the night before or after.
- Travel where it exceeds 50 km per round trip @ 68c per km in addition to the hourly rate above.
2019 US Dressage Tests
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Please note: This is a USA website the price quoted is in USA dollars plus there is a shipping cost.
These DVDs are the same as our tests. (There are one or two amendments to the score sheet but none to the actual tests.) Training Levels equate as follows: US Training Level EA Equivalent Training Preliminary Level 1 Novice Level 2 Elementary Level 3 Medium Level 4 Advanced The tests were on Vimeo in December 2018.: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/onthelevels You can pay for each level separately. |
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