Reining: Jog, Lead and Delayed Lead Change Penalties

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What is the penalty for starting a circle at a jog?

1/2 point if the jog is up to two strides.

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What is the penalty for exiting a rollback at a walk or jog for up to two strides?

1/2 point.

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What is the penalty for walking or jogging beyond two strides but less than one-half circle or one-half arena length?

2 points.

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When counting jog strides for penalty purposes, what can the judge count?

The steps of the rear legs.

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How many rear-foot steps generally represent two or fewer strides?

Four steps or fewer.

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How many rear-foot steps generally indicate more than two strides?

Five steps or more.

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How much is a horse penalized each time it is out of lead?

1 point.

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How is the out-of-lead penalty accumulated in a circle?

Add 1 point for each one-quarter of the circle, or part thereof, that the horse is out of lead.

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What is the penalty for being out of lead for 1/4 of a circle or part thereof?

1 point.

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What is the penalty for being out of lead for 1/2 of a circle or part thereof?

2 points.

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What is the penalty for being out of lead for 3/4 of a circle or part thereof?

3 points.

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What is the penalty for being out of lead for the full circle?

4 points.

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What is the penalty for a required lead change that is delayed by one stride?

1/2 point.

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When must the front and rear lead change occur to avoid a delayed-change penalty?

Within the same stride.

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Is changing leads on a straight line automatically penalized when no particular lead is specified?

No.

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In a run-around, when should the horse be on the specified lead?

As soon as it completes the first straight portion and begins turning the corner of the arena.

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In a run-around, what is the penalty for being on the wrong lead from the turn to the halfway point at the end wall?

1 point.

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In a run-around, what is the penalty for remaining on the wrong lead beyond the halfway point up to the beginning of the rundown?

2 points.

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When a pattern requires a half-circle before beginning a rundown, what is the penalty for being on the wrong lead beyond one stride up to 1/4 of the circle?

1 point.

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When a pattern requires a half-circle before beginning a rundown, what is the penalty for being on the wrong lead beyond 1/4 of the circle through the entire half-circle?

2 points.