Aims
1 - To create a new equestrian discipline that better matches what riders and spectators expect today.
2 - To innovate: to create new dressage movements that make the fullest use of the horse's athletic ability, and so push back the limits of dressage as it stands.
3 - To bring back to dressage the wider public that has deserted competitions.
4 - To create a more media-friendly discipline, in order to attract new sponsors.
5 - To open a new horizon for dressage enthusiasts who are looking for a more enjoyable way into dressage.
6 - To draw young riders towards a dressage that is more appealing and more fun.
7 - To give a chance at last to every breeder, whatever the breed, and so give a chance to breeds that have been pigeonholed.
8 - To open the door to horses of unknown breeding, as in most European countries, while of course respecting health regulations and identification by microchip.
