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Equine Individual Trail Test Pattern Guide

This guide outlines the procedure for the HRE Individual Trail Test, designed for equine testing. Only one horse is permitted in the testing area at a time. Participants will navigate various obstacles, including traffic flares, flashing lights, and pony testing equipment. The trail pattern includes maintaining a trot while walking over a bridge, executing a one-handed stop at cones, weaving through cones spaced 20 feet apart, and backing out of a box. Clear instructions ensure safety and performance during the test, promoting skillful horsemanship.

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Equine Individual Trail Test Pattern Guide

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  1. = cone Note: Remove props before bringing all HRE teams into ring for the traffic flares, flashing lights and pony testing. HRE Individual Trail Test PatternOnly one equine in the testing area at a timeTrail pattern direction may vary depending on ring Maintain a Trot (or gait) Trot Walk Over Bridge At a Trot STOP at cone Dismount & lead line out Exit Start At a Walk STOP at cone using a one hand stop With one hand on reins, weave through cones and come to a stop The 5 (weave) cones should be approximately 20 feet apart. Come to a complete one-handed stop at the small cone) 7’ CIRCLE -18O TURN Trot At a Walk STOP at cone for 10 seconds Once front legs step out of the box, STOP Then back out of Box 18” Walk-Over At a Walk 8’ back up

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