British Dressage Advanced Medium 2 (2024) score calculator.
Work out a percentage for British Dressage Advanced Medium 2 (2024) from the marks on your sheet. 31 movements, movement 13 carrying a coefficient, 4 collective marks, 380 marks in total, and British Dressage's error of course rule applied for you. Free, no signup, and it keeps working with no signal.
What British Dressage Advanced Medium 2 (2024) is worth.
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| Federation | British Dressage |
|---|---|
| Level | Advanced Medium |
| Arena | 20x60 |
| Movements | 31 |
| Movements marked ×2 | 13 |
| Collective marks | 4 |
| Maximum marks | 380 |
10 × (31 + 1 + 6) = 380, the maximum printed on the sheet. Every test on this site had to reconcile that way before it shipped, and the calculator checks it again in your browser each time you open a sheet, so a wrong pick shows up immediately.
The collective marks
| Collective mark | Coefficient | Out of |
|---|---|---|
| Paces | 1 | 10 |
| Impulsion | 1 | 10 |
| Co-operation | 2 | 20 |
| Rider's position and seat | 2 | 20 |
What each percentage is in marks.
British Dressage Advanced Medium 2 (2024) is marked out of 380, so the score you need for a given percentage is not the same as it is on any sheet with a different maximum. These are the marks to aim at on this one.
| Percentage | Marks out of 380 |
|---|---|
| 50% | 190 |
| 55% | 209 |
| 60% | 228 |
| 62% | 235.6 |
| 65% | 247 |
| 68% | 258.4 |
| 70% | 266 |
| 75% | 285 |
Every mark on this sheet is worth 0.26 of a percentage point, so the half marks a judge gives move the score by 0.13 each. A movement carrying a coefficient of 2 is worth 5.3% of the total, twice what any other movement is worth.
British Dressage Advanced Medium 2 (2024), answered.
How many marks is British Dressage Advanced Medium 2 (2024) out of?
380. It has 31 movements, movement 13 carries a coefficient of 2, and 4 collective marks worth 60 between them: 10 × (31 + 1 + 6) = 380, which is the maximum printed on the sheet.
What is 60% in British Dressage Advanced Medium 2 (2024)?
228 marks out of 380. 65% is 247, 70% is 266, and every mark is worth 0.26 of a percentage point.
How many marks is an error of course under British Dressage rules?
Under British Dressage rules the first error of course costs 2 marks, the second a further 4, and the third error means elimination. Marks come off the sheet total before the percentage is worked out. PSG to Grand Prix sheets use the FEI rule printed on the sheet: elimination on the second error. That is the rule in the BD Members' Handbook, Rule 129 (Penalties for errors of course) (2026, effective 1 Jan 2026), and the calculator applies it automatically. Rules get revised, so where your rule book or sheet differs, the sheet is right. On this sheet that first error costs 2 marks out of 380, which is 0.53 percentage points off the final score.
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