Dressage Test Pro 2
FEATURES
TOUCH ME
Interact with TestPro by drawing the test using your finger or tap on the screen to see TestPro draw the movement for you
HEAR ME
Listen to the test with or without ear pieces, pause, or restart the whole test. Use Testpro when riding or at home the choice is yours

SEE ME
Watch the test from start to finish, pause, go back a movement or jump forward to a different part of the test
KNOW ME
Immerse yourself in learning your test whatever your learning style, be aware of where the extra marks are in the test, expand your knowledge of dressage
GET INVOLVED
Find us on Facebook and Instagram, we would love to hear your stories of using TestPro. Watch for upcoming competitions and news on the product
From our customers
Here is what some of our users have told us…

VERONICA BOWER
Para rider Grade 3 with MS
I find learning and visualising tests very difficult. TestPro has been fabulous at helping me understand the movements and shapes and be more accurate in my test riding.

CARLA GOADBY
Dressage enthusiast competing at Novice
Having had a break from competing of around 20 years I was having real issues with learning my tests. I loved taking the tests to work with me on my iPhone or using my iPad at home and the yard, the flexibility was fantastic. It also proved invaluable when having a lesson as I could discuss different movements with my instructor or run through the entire test without having to scrabble around to find the a copy of the test somewhere.

DENISE SMITH
I have found the app to be of enormous benefit to me. I have a problem retaining information due to a shrinkage at the base of the brain, however using the help to visualise the test helps me to remember the patterns quite easily. Really looking forward to having both Para and able bodied tests available.
Latest News & Event Information
Circles – A Judge’s Thoughts
Some thoughts from sponsored rider Sara Jane Lanning after judging at a number of Area Festivals recently. Circles what do we want to see? Well obviously the most important…
Lateral work – part one
The first of a lateral work series by Sara-Jane Lanning, List 1 judge, and international rider and trainer. What is lateral work? Simply put, its where a horse moves in…
Goal, Intention, Resolution ?
To set a goal or not? If your social media is anything like mine, then it will be full of information about setting goals or making resolutions for the coming…
Will you put your hand up?
All equestrian sports rely on a ever decreasing number of volunteers to keep them going. From the judges to the arena party, the sheet collector to the steward we…
Competition warm up – a survival guide!
I have ridden in many warm up areas over the years, I’ve ridden on grass in a huge field, in a tiny indoor smaller than a 20×40 and equally in…
Positive Thinking
When you compete do you focus on the negative or the positive aspects when you reflect on you and your horse’s performance? Equestrianism is a tough sport, anyone who has…
Horse Welfare and Sport
All competitions involving animals are under scrutiny from political groups, whether you show dogs or compete your horse in a riding club event you need to be prepared to have…
Buyer beware – part 2
So here we are again with the second part of my buying blog. We finished the last blog at the stage of you having done all your riding and basic…
Buyer Beware! – Part 1
Buyer beware! After my last post about the cost of getting a horse to the age of four, I thought it would be a good idea to do a…
Breeding horses – A mugs game???
Now that Brexit has actually happened will people look more towards home for their future partners? With the current pandemic hampering trips abroad it seems that horse prices in the…
Time to Reset?
It’s that time of year again when people set goals, go on diets, give up alcohol and then forget it all as the year progresses. It is so easy to…
Is there such a thing as “Best piece of advice?”
As an over 50’s rider I have been given lots of advice over the years. Some nuggets I have unfortunately forgotten and will no doubt remember at some point! Others…
Creating Partnership
Currently I have a lot of horsey work to do as well as my day job of running the company that is TestPro. So things are a bit hectic and…
Supporting our sport
This year has been rather bizarre and confusing for all of us equestrians. Our governing bodies are facing difficult times and are having to be flexible enough to stay within…
Are you gelled?
What follows isn’t meant to be a full blown rant! It represents some of the scenarios that have happened to me as a coach and I just want you all…
It’s all a question of Balance
Two sources of inspiration came my way when I came up with this blog. One was a recent post about George Morris talking about balance in the rider with particular…
FOMO or FOGO??
As competitions start my thoughts turn to when I would like to take a horse out. Wales, where I live, has taken a slower pace to opening up than England…
Seeking Inspiration and Firm Ground
Here we are in our horsey world with a calendar that has nothing in it apart from blank pages, which let’s be honest is highly unusual for us horsey folk.…
Up and down like a Yo Yo
I was going to write a blog about feeling a bit down and trying to overcome those feelings. I had even done some voice memos on my phone whilst I…
Is that Essential?
How our lives have changed in the past few weeks. The cessation of competitions, daily briefings from the Government, horrendous news on all outlets about Covid-19, and increasing regulation of…
Goals and goal setting – is it worth it?
In the past I have looked at goal setting as something I do in my business life rather than personal life. With the advent of personal and life coaches it…
Dressage TestPro Introduction
Welcome to our website and a new blog. I suppose like any other blog it may be a collection of ramblings, some information that is useful, and some opinions that…











