About Dressage Online
Achieve your best dressage scores and build your dressage confidence by competing from the comfort of your stable yard. Video your test in a dressage arena and then submit the test to our judges, who will mark your text online and share their scores and comments via email with you.
Avoid the stress of traveling to shows, not to mention the show nerves and those hectic warm up arenas and build your confidence online before tackling the big shows.
You’re also free to video as many tests as you’d like and submit only your best version for our friendly judges to see you and your four legged friend at your finest!
We’re rounding up some amazing sponsors! So please keep checking who else has come on board for some excellent rosettes and prizes for you!
Remember, horse & rider welfare is of the utmost importance to us.
Video your test. See our guidelines to ensure your video complies with our judge’s requirements. Our FAQ Page will also assist with some extra info!
Navigate to the challenge page and follow each simple step:
- Register or login.
- Complete your entry online by selecting the show date and class you want to enter (See dates below).
- Upload your video.
- Use the online payment link to pay for your entry.
Our expert judges will review your submission and provide feedback along with scores. Results will be posted on the Results page.
Keep your eyes glued on our website & social pages for the results!
Show Dates | Guidelines | FAQ
Show Dates for 2026
Upcoming Online Show Schedules
Before entering, be sure to check out our How It Works, review the Guidelines, and browse our FAQ for everything you need to know.
The Dressage Online League Has Launched – Your 2026 Season Starts Here!
Get ready to ride, record, compete and climb the rankings — the Dressage Online League 2026 is officially underway, and it’s going to be an exciting year of progress, competition and fun!
The season kicks off with the first League Show on 3 March 2026, followed by a full calendar of monthly opportunities to improve your scores and move up the leaderboard.
2026 League Show Dates:
3 March 2026
6 April 2026
4 May 2026
3 June 2026
6 July 2026
4 August 2026
7 September 2026
6 October 2026
3 November 2026
3 December 2026
Why Riders Love the League
Everything you already love about Dressage Online — now with a season-long goal to keep you motivated!
Ride in your own arena, on your own schedule
Submit your best performance — no one-take pressure
Receive professional judging and valuable feedback
Build confidence without the stress of travelling or crowded showgrounds
Track your progress month by month
Whether you’re stepping into your first test or polishing for affiliated competition, the league keeps you focused, improving and inspired.
Ride for the Rankings
Your best scores from the season count toward your overall league standing, giving you multiple chances to improve and climb the leaderboard. Consistency is key — and every ride brings you closer to the top!
Compete across levels from Walk/Trot to Medium, with Children, Junior and Adult categories (entries permitting).
Rosettes, Prizes & Year-End Glory
Each monthly show offers rosettes and sponsored prizes — but the real excitement comes at the end of the year.
League Champions will be crowned in December, with special year-end awards and prizes for the top performers in each category.
Train. Film. Compete. Improve. Repeat.
Whether you enter one show or chase the championship title, the Dressage Online League is your chance to stay motivated, measure your progress, and enjoy the journey with your horse.
First Show: 3 March 2026
Entries are open – let the season begin! 
Upcoming Show:
Monthly Online Dressage
Note: RELAXED DRESS CODE & PLAITING OPTIONAL
Entries Close 6 April 2026
Whether you ride solo or want to rally your barn buddies into a team of 3 to 4 horse-and-rider combinations, this event is open to all riders.
In the Team Challenge, a team consists of riders that enter any class in any grade.
Team scores will be calculated using the top three scores (with one drop score allowed if you have four riders). It’s a unique way to showcase your skills, support your team, and have a blast doing it!
Available Classes:
- Walk / Trot Test 1
- Walk / Trot Test 2
- Training Level (Prelim) Test 1
- Training Level (Prelim) Test 2
- First Level (Novice) Test 1
- First Level (Novice) Test 2
- Second Level (Elementary) Test 1
- Second Level (Elementary) Test 2
- Third Level (Medium) Test 1
- Third Level (Medium) Test 2
Our Guidelines for Videoing your Test:
- You may need the assistance of a friend of videographer to video your test for you.
- All tests must be filmed in regulation size 60m x 20m dressage arenas unless otherwise stated on the test.
- The markers (E,B etc) of the arena must be clearly visible to the judge.
- No other horses are permitted inside the arena whilst the competitor is filming their test.
- The videographer should be located at C, and the entire arena should be clearly visible without any obstructions.
- We recommend that the sun should be behind the cameraman for the best possible view of your horse.
- Any video recording device may be used, but if you are using a mobile phone please be sure to hold the phone sideways (landscape) for the best results.
- A tripod will provide the most steady recording, although this is not essential.
- Be sure to hold up a piece of paper at the beginning of the test with your name & the horses name as well as the test you are riding.
- The video should start recording well before the rider enters the arena, so that the judge may view the entire entry accurately.
- During the test, try and keep zooming to a minimum. Where you may need to zoom if the horse is at the far side of the arena, be sure to keep the arena markers and edges of the arena in view so the judge may assess the accuracy of the movements.
- All sound must be recorded, please do not mute sound in the video.
- You are permitted to use a caller.
- The recording should end after the rider has done a final salute.
- The recording must be done in one take and may not consist of edited versions joined together.
- Remember – you can send us your best video!
- Once your video is done upload the video to the site, please be sure to name the video carefully with the following format: Show Date, Class, Horse Name, Rider Name.
Frequently Asked Questions
Horses and ponies must be as presentable as possible. Plaited mane is recommended, but not essential.
Correct tack is required as per FEI Dressage Rules. This includes correct bits. Running reins, martingales or any other prohibited tack is not permitted and may result in elimination.
Safety hats , Riding Boots & Gloves are compulsory and any conservative riding gear with a collar and sleeve (like a golf shirt) may be worn. Show jackets are optional.
Unfortunately your trainer or coach may not provide additional assistance during your test, and you may be eliminated if the judge perceives any outside arena assistance.
You may browse the tests here.
The wellness of horse and rider is of paramount importance to us. Therefore judges will follow rules to ensure the best for horse and rider, even if this means a difficult decision to eliminate a combination.
As we eventually encourage our participants to compete at affiliated shows and events, we follow the FEI /SAEF rules as far as possible. Riders may familiarize themselves with these rules here.
About Dressage Online
Achieve your best dressage scores and build your dressage confidence by competing from the comfort of your stable yard. Video your test in a dressage arena and then submit the test to our judges, who will mark your text online and share their scores and comments via email with you.
Avoid the stress of traveling to shows, not to mention the show nerves and those hectic warm up arenas and build your confidence online before tackling the big shows.
You’re also free to video as many tests as you’d like and submit only your best version for our friendly judges to see you and your four legged friend at your finest!
We’re rounding up some amazing sponsors! So please keep checking who else has come on board for some excellent rosettes and prizes for you!
Remember, horse & rider welfare is of the utmost importance to us.
Video your test. See our guidelines to ensure your video complies with our judge’s requirements. Our FAQ Page will also assist with some extra info!
Navigate to the challenge page and follow each simple step:
- Register or login.
- Complete your entry online by selecting the show date and class you want to enter (See dates below).
- Upload your video.
- Use the online payment link to pay for your entry.
Our expert judges will review your submission and provide feedback along with scores. Results will be posted on the Results page.
Keep your eyes glued on our website & social pages for the results!
Show Dates | Guidelines | FAQ
Show Dates for 2025
Upcoming Online Show Schedules
Welcome to our Show Schedules page! Here you’ll find the latest dates, entry deadlines, and class details for all upcoming online dressage competitions. Whether you’re a seasoned competitor or just starting out, our virtual shows make it easy and accessible to participate from anywhere.
Before entering, be sure to check out our How It Works, review the Guidelines, and browse our FAQ for everything you need to know.
Ready to ride? Let’s get you entered!
Upcoming show:
Monthly Online Dressage (Run in accordance with DSA Rules)
Note: Full Dress code required.
Entries Close 30 September 2025
Whether you ride solo or want to rally your barn buddies into a team of 3 to 4 horse-and-rider combinations, this event is open to all riders.
In the Team Challenge, a team consists of riders that enter any class in any grade.
Team scores will be calculated using the top three scores (with one drop score allowed if you have four riders). It’s a unique way to showcase your skills, support your team, and have a blast doing it!
Available Classes:
1: Walk / Trot Test 1
2: Walk / Trot Test 2
3: Training Level (Prelim) Test 1
4: Training Level (Prelim) Test 2
5: First Level (Novice) Test 1
6: First Level (Novice) Test 2
7: Second Level (Elementary) Test 1
8. Second Level (Elementary) Test 2
9. Third Level (Medium) Test 1
10. Third Level (Medium) Test 2
Our Guidelines for videoing your test:
- You may need the assistance of a friend of videographer to video your test for you.
- All tests must be filmed in regulation size 60m x 20m dressage arenas unless otherwise stated on the test.
- The markers (E,B etc) of the arena must be clearly visible to the judge.
- No other horses are permitted inside the arena whilst the competitor is filming their test.
- The videographer should be located at C, and the entire arena should be clearly visible without any obstructions.
- We recommend that the sun should be behind the cameraman for the best possible view of your horse.
- Any video recording device may be used, but if you are using a mobile phone please be sure to hold the phone sideways (landscape) for the best results.
- A tripod will provide the most steady recording, although this is not essential.
- Be sure to hold up a piece of paper at the beginning of the test with your name & the horses name as well as the test you are riding.
- The video should start recording well before the rider enters the arena, so that the judge may view the entire entry accurately.
- During the test, try and keep zooming to a minimum. Where you may need to zoom if the horse is at the far side of the arena, be sure to keep the arena markers and edges of the arena in view so the judge may assess the accuracy of the movements.
- All sound must be recorded, please do not mute sound in the video.
- You are permitted to use a caller.
- The recording should end after the rider has done a final salute.
- The recording must be done in one take and may not consist of edited versions joined together.
- Remember – you can send us your best video!
- Once your video is done upload the video to the site, please be sure to name the video carefully with the following format: Show Date, Class, Horse Name, Rider Name.
Frequently Asked Questions
Horses and ponies must be as presentable as possible. Plaited mane is recommended, but not essential.
Correct tack is required as per FEI Dressage Rules. This includes correct bits. Running reins, martingales or any other prohibited tack is not permitted and may result in elimination.
Safety hats , Riding Boots & Gloves are compulsory and any conservative riding gear with a collar and sleeve (like a golf shirt) may be worn. Show jackets are optional.
Unfortunately your trainer or coach may not provide additional assistance during your test, and you may be eliminated if the judge perceives any outside arena assistance.
You may browse the tests here.
The wellness of horse and rider is of paramount importance to us. Therefore judges will follow rules to ensure the best for horse and rider, even if this means a difficult decision to eliminate a combination.
As we eventually encourage our participants to compete at affiliated shows and events, we follow the FEI /SAEF rules as far as possible. Riders may familiarize themselves with these rules here.