Dressage Anywhere has competition classes and leagues to suit everyone! Go to the monthly schedule page to find out all the details.
Our monthly competitions are open to everyone around the world. We publish our monthly competition schedules in advance, so you can plan, practice and film your test. Go to the Enter Now menu and choose [Month/Year] BD/BE Competition Classes – open to all to view the schedule.
You’ll also see our other monthly competitions here.
Our monthly training classes are open to everyone around the world. You don’t need to be a member of another organisation or governing body to take part. Simply choose the level and test you would like to ride, then submit your video for judging. You’ll receive additional feedback on your scoresheet from the judge that you can then incorporate into your training. Go to the Enter Now menu and choose [Month/Year] Training Classes to view the schedule.
Note that the focus in on training, not competition and therefore prizes and rosettes are not awarded in the Training Classes.
This series is only open to British Nationals and British Expatriates.
Run at Intro to Advanced Medium levels, this series is for riders competing via Dressage Anywhere. To qualify directly for the championship, horse and rider combinations must achieve three scores of 60% or above, gained between 1 January and 31 August.
Scores can be gained in any of the monthly classes marked with a Q. Results from Veteran Horse, Ex-Racehorse, Freestyle to Music and RDA competitions are not eligible as there are separate championships for those competitions.
Combinations may compete and qualify at different levels but can only compete in two levels/classes at the final.
Combinations who have achieved three qualifying scores will be notified online from July. To qualify and compete in the final, riders must also book their Championship Show entry via the British Dressage booking system (£10.00 for non-BD members) plus the Dressage Anywhere entry fee.
Previous Championship-winning combinations (horse & rider) are restricted from entering subsequent Championships at the same level. This restriction applies to all levels up to but not including Medium.
The Online Championship schedule will be available to enter in September. The final will be held in October, via Dressage Anywhere.
A minimum of three qualified horse and rider combinations is required for any given level to be run as a Championship Class.
This series is open only to horse and rider combinations taking part in monthly Veteran Horse Competitions via Dressage Anywhere.
Run at Intro to Advanced Medium levels, this series is for horses aged 15 years and above. To qualify, a horse and rider combination must achieve three scores of 60% or above at a single level between 1 January and 31 August.
Scores can be gained in any Veteran Horse Competition Class.
Combinations who have achieved three qualifying scores will be notified online from July.
The Veteran Horse Online Championships schedule will be available to enter in September. The final will run online in October, via Dressage Anywhere.
A minimum of three qualified horse and rider combinations is required for any given level to be run as a Championship Class.
This series is open only to horse and rider combinations taking part in monthly Freestyle to Music Competitions via Dressage Anywhere.
Run at Introductory to Advanced Medium levels. To qualify, a horse and rider combination must achieve two scores of 63% or above at a single level between 1 January and 31 August.
Scores can be gained in any Freestyle to Music Competition Class.
Combinations who have achieved three qualifying scores will be notified online from July.
The Freestyle to Music Online Championships schedule will be available to enter in September. The final will run online in October, via Dressage Anywhere.
A minimum of three qualified horse and rider combinations is required for any given level to be run as a Championship Class.
This series is open only to horse and rider combinations taking part in monthly Ex-Racehorse Competitions via Dressage Anywhere.
Run at Introductory to Medium levels, this series is for ex-racehorses. To qualify, a horse and rider combination must achieve three scores of 60% or above at a single level between 1 January and 31 August.
Scores can be gained in any Ex-Racehorse Competition Class.
Combinations who have achieved three qualifying scores will be notified online from July.
Previous Championship-winning combinations are restricted from entering subsequent Championships at the same level. This restriction applies to all levels up to but not including Medium.
The Ex-Racehorse Online Championships schedule will be available to enter in September. The final will run online in October, via Dressage Anywhere.
A minimum of three qualified horse and rider combinations is required for any given level to be run as a Championship Class.
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The qualifiers for the RDA Online Dressage Championships run between September 2025 and February 2026
To qualify, riders must be a member of an RDA Group and achieve one score of 60% or above. Riders may ride in and qualify for more than two grades. However, riders will only be eligible to ride in their highest grade in the Online Championship Show.
The Online Championship Show will be held during March and champions from each level will be invited to attend the RDA National Championships at Hartpury College, Gloucestershire to receive their medals and rosettes.
RDA rules apply to the monthly classes and Championships. The Championship qualification is with the rider, so any pony or horse can be ridden in the Championship Show.
BD Para-Equestrian competitions are run under British Dressage rules with one exception.
Riders must ride in their classified grade as per BD rules, however, these tests are normally only open to Bronze riders. On Dressage Anywhere, these tests can be ridden by any rider holding a national (RDA or BEF) classification or an FEI classification; simply put, Bronze, Silver and Gold riders can enter these tests on Dressage Anywhere.
Overseas competitors holding a national classification (awarded by their own governing body) will need to forward a copy to Dressage Anywhere.
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For more information about Forces Equine and membership, please visit Forces Equine.
This series is open to registered and un-registered Friesian horses. Riders may or may not be members of the UK Friesian Federation. To confirm eligibility, riders must include their horse’s Frisian Life Registration Number UELN in the horse’s profile. Two leagues, UK and International run from January to December. Points can only be gained in the UK Friesian Federation Online Dressage Competitions.