Olympic
Dressage

General Description:
Dressage is the art of horse training, where rhythm, harmony, balance, and precision are judged. It is often referred to as “ballet on horseback.”
History:
It originated as military training in Ancient Greece. The modern form developed during the classical period.
Internationally:
The FEI (Fédération Équestre Internationale) hosts World Cups, Olympic Games, and championships. The program includes both compulsory and freestyle elements.
In Kazakhstan:
Young riders are emerging, training according to international standards. Dressage is included in the curriculum of several schools.
Interesting Fact:
The highest score in dressage — 10 points — is extremely rare and symbolizes absolute harmony between horse and rider.