Equine·AIRide report · #RIDE-4
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1.10m Warmup Round
Marigold · Apr 30, 2026 · 3:48 · Outdoor grass — Stoneleigh
79OVERALL
Coach summary
Marigold needs your leg and your eye more than any other partner. Stay forward and look up.
Judging rubric
Score band
79· Good
Score band
Good
Vs. Competitive
63th percentile
Discipline
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Session type
Warmup
Scores · vs. level baselines
Rider — vs. Competitive median
posture82
Competitive median: 84-2 · On level median
seat86
Competitive median: 85+1 · On level median
hands88
Competitive median: 84+4 · Slightly above median
leg76
Competitive median: 82-6 · Slightly below median
balance81
Competitive median: 84-3 · Slightly below median
timing85
Competitive median: 83+2 · Slightly above median
consistency83
Competitive median: 84-1 · On level median
Horse
Rhythm
84
Straightness
78
Impulsion
86
Engagement
83
Adjustability
81
Technique
88
Pair
Harmony
85
Communication
84
Confidence
87
Smoothness
80
Recovery
79
Biomechanics measurements vs. norms
Lower-leg displacement on landing
Backward slip of the lower leg on landing. Lower is better.
6in
Intermediate band
IntAdvComPro
6.0 in backward slip
Reference: Composite trainer telemetry
Canter tempo
Working canter rhythm on approach to a 1.10–1.20m fence.
318mpm
Intermediate band
IntAdvComPro
Tempo dropped from 350 → 318 mpm
Reference: USHJA jumper coaching reference
Trunk lean from vertical (landing)
Forward lean of the upper body 1 stride after landing. Lower = more secure.
22°
Advanced band
IntAdvComPro
22° forward lean during downward transition
Reference: Biomechanics of equestrian sport, Clayton
Track deviation post-fence
Lateral drift over the 3 strides following landing.
6in
Competitive band
IntAdvComPro
6 in lateral drift over 3 post-fence strides
Reference: USEF straightness criteria
Strengths & priority fixes
Strengths
- Patient with the green horse.
- Smart use of poles to settle.
Priority fixes
- Marigold backed off thin verticals — needed more leg.
- Eye dropped to the base twice.
Key timestamps
1:07
Lower leg slipped back on landing
Lower leg displaced 6 inches behind the girth on the landing side of fence 4.
1:28
Rhythm break between fences 4 and 5
Canter tempo dropped from 350 mpm to 318 mpm in the bending line.
1:55
Downward transition leaning
Slight forward lean during canter-trot transition at A.
2:22
Straighter line to oxer at fence 6
Track straightness improved 14% compared to last session's same line.
Recommended drills
Next session plan
Cavaletti grids with Marigold to build her confidence and your release.
Generated for Ava Castellano · Apr 30, 2026 · StrideIQ