20 10 what are the rules for equestrian events in Guangzhou Asian Games?
Dressage
Dressage competition, also called "Equestrian Ballet", requires the rider to control the horse to make the prescribed movements and walk out of the self-made dance steps with the music to show the cooperation ability between the rider and the horse. The idea of the competition is to fully mobilize the enthusiasm of horses, give full play to their potential and cooperate with others to complete various subjects on the premise of loving, respecting and taking horses as friends. Therefore, the rider who can make the horse finish the race actively and happily usually scores higher. On the contrary, the rider who forced the horse to finish the race scored lower. During the competition, horses and riders should complete a series of required movements and optional movements in 12 minutes on a 65-meter-long and 25-meter-wide field. In the competition, the rider's posture, expression, difficulty and other technical and artistic levels are scored, and the one with the highest score ranks first.
steeplechase
The steeplechase is held on sand or grass 90 meters long and 60 meters wide. The obstacle course requires athletes to jump over all obstacles according to the prescribed route and order. Points will be deducted if you hit an obstacle, exceed the specified time, the horse refuses to jump, and the athlete falls off the horse. The best score is zero, and those with less points are ranked first. Qualifying is a race in which each horse and rider jumps three times to compete for qualification. Participants won the top 45 in the qualifying round and entered the A-way final. The top 20 (tied for the 20th place) competed for the qualification of the B-way final ... The results of the two rounds were added to calculate the results. If the top three are tied, they will enter the rematch and use the seven obstacles of route B. If the scores are still the same, the player who takes the least time in the rematch will win.
The length of Route A must be between 600 and 800 meters, including 12 ~ 15 obstacle and a water barrier. The height of the obstacle is1.4 ~1.6m. The length of Route B must be between 500m and 600m, and it is different from Route A, and it must include 10 obstacles with the height of1.4 ~1.7m (5ft 7in. Route A must include three consecutive obstacles or one two consecutive obstacles plus one three consecutive obstacles; Route B must include two consecutive obstacles and three consecutive obstacles, preferably water obstacles.
triathlon
Triathlon includes cross-country, steeplechase and dressage. In principle, cross-country race is the most important of the three events. Relatively speaking, the importance of dance competition is slightly lower than that of obstacle course. Therefore, the route and obstacles of cross-country running and field obstacle course should be set accordingly to ensure the above ratio as much as possible.
The basic rules and scoring methods of dressage and steeplechase in triathlon are the same as the usual dressage and steeplechase. Cross-country race is a long-distance obstacle course, about 5700 meters. The jumping obstacles at this stage are composed of logos, banks, ditches, stone walls and water barriers. If the horse disobeys or the competitor falls off the horse, he will be fined or disqualified.
The rider with the lowest penalty in all events is the champion. If the total penalty points are the same, the player with the lower sum of obstacle penalty points and time penalty points in each stage will be the champion. If the deduction points for cross-country running are still the same, the winner will be the one whose travel time is closest to the specified time. If there is still a tie, the party whose travel time is closest to the allowed time wins.
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