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Free Competition Mini-Course

8 Steps to Boost Your Score and Have Fun at the Show

Here’s what you’ll learn in this FREE PDF:

#1 – Why you shouldn’t practice the test- and what to do instead.

#2 – How to ride more accurately and with more confidence.

#3 – A Show day plan that keeps you calm, focused, and connected.

Created by Amelia Newcomb:

Amelia is a Grand Prix Rider and trainer.  She has thousands of students all over the world and can help you to build positive, confident communication with your horse through accessible education, community, and support.

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This Free PDF Mini-Course is for you, especially if:

You're preparing for your first horse show or season
You're looking for a clear plan for preparing for competition
You struggle with show nerves or 'freeze' when you go to ride your test
You want to improve your scores
You want to make showing more enjoyable for you and your horse!

I've helped thousands of riders just like you achieve success in the show ring.

You can be one of them too.

A rider in a helmet and jacket is schooling a bay horse with a white saddle pad in a sandy outdoor arena bordered by trees and fencing. The main image suggests a working trot phase, with the bay exhibiting correct frame. Three inset images display distinct riding positions, possibly illustrating transitions such as collected walk, rising trot, and lengthened canter.

Reaching Milestones!

“Amelia- your programs are transforming my horses! We did a Virtual Test today and we’re closer and closer to my goal of Suppleness and Connection through a full test! Still lots to improve, but WOW!! Thank You Amelia and Team, I wish I found you years ago!!” 

Christy W.

High Scores Achieved

“I got my first score of 70.8 this weekend! I saw the 7 and was in total shock! I’m so excited and ready to level up to first level!”

Natalie S.

Three blue and white Dallas Dressage Club ribbons, signifying top placings in recent tests, are displayed on a table alongside a pink score sheet—typically used for detailing remarks on tests such as Prix St. Georges or Intermediate I—and several glass cups, which may serve as perpetual trophies or commemorative prizes.

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