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1.10m Warmup Round
Marigold · Apr 30, 2026 · 3:48 · Outdoor grass — Stoneleigh
79
Overall
79
vs baseline 73▲+6
Primary driver: Hands
83
Rider
83
vs baseline 77▲+6
Primary driver: Hands
83
Horse
83
vs baseline 77▲+6
Primary driver: Technique
83
Partnership
83
vs baseline 77▲+6
Primary driver: Confidence
30
Confidence
0.30
Low
Based on 4 frames
1:07 · Balance
Lower leg slipped back on landing
Paused
1:07 / 3:48
Event timeline
PostureBalanceRhythmJumpTransitionSafetyImprovement
Rider review
Posture, seat, hands, leg, balance, timing, consistency. Scored against USEF Equitation 0–100.
Sub-scores
avg 83/100
Posture
82/100
Seat
86/100
Hands
88/100
Leg
76/100
Balance
81/100
Timing
85/100
Consistency
83/100
1:07·BALANCE
HighLower leg slipped back on landing
Evidence
- ·6.0 in backward slip
- ·Lower leg displaced 6 inches behind the girth on the landing side of fence 4.
Why it matters
A loose lower leg costs you a secure base and increases the chance of getting left behind on the next stride.
Fix cue
Drive heel down through landing. Practice landing on a stride pattern with a placing pole 9' after the fence.
Actual1:07
Hip line
Ideal reference1:07
Heel under hip
ΔHeel sits 6.0 in behind ideal contact point at peak landing absorption.
Frame compare · actual vs ideal
1:07
MetricActualIdeal
Lower-leg displacement on landing6 in0–2 in
All rider observations