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FEI EquiTests 3 - Dressage Vs. eScribe for eDressage

FEI EquiTests 3 - Dressage vs eScribe for eDressage Usage & Stats

This application is tailored for FEI Dressage riders. It is also a useful reference for trainers, judges and spectators. Study FEI Dressage tests with a more visual and auditory learning approach. Each test allows you to: • Read the test instructions along with the marking criteria • Review dressage arena diagrams that animate through the movements within a test • Play and record your own readings of the test that are perfectly timed for the individual horses and the arena in which you are practicing • Reference the official FEI dressage test score sheet to see how judges will mark the users performance • Understand the rules for dressage events as PDFs of related rule books are provided for reference on topics such as movement definitions, competition rules, dress attire, judging and veterinary inspection • Keep up-to-date on the latest in dressage competition through the FEI news feed To see a full listing of related applications, search for "federation equestre internationale" on the App Store. Note: diagrams are an indication only and should always be used in conjunction with the official FEI test sheets which take precedence.

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eScribe for eDressage

eDressage provides a full replacement for traditional paper sheets, by providing a simple and intuitive interface to allow the judges’ marks and comments to be recorded and transmitted in real-time to the scorers. The judges can sign the test-sheet either with a finger or Apple Pencil and the full, final result is available to the spectators, commentators and rider, within seconds of the final salute. This saves both time and, with the comments being transmitted securely to the database, eliminates the need for a separate paper-scribe. Because the electronic sheets are signed by the judges, the final classification for the competition is ready within seconds of the final competitor, allowing almost instantaneous prize-giving ceremonies; giving added incentive for all spectators to stay for the presentations.