फ्रेंच पब गायक (1915-1963),

piaf's Usage Examples:

those required in the Grand Prix or the Special (such as a pirouette in piaffe) in order to increase their scores.

dressage test with emphasis on difficult transitions (such as collected walk - piaffe).

differed from the current format in that it did not include movements such as piaffe and passage but required five jumps up to 1.

The horse is asked to enter the pesade or levade from the piaffe, which asks the horse to increasingly engage its hindquarters, lowering them toward the ground and bringing the hind legs more toward its center of gravity.

For example, an Intermediare I rider is not permitted to include passage, piaffe, or a pirouette greater than 360 degrees, and a Grand Prix rider may not.

The test reintroduction of the piaffe and passage, and was 15 minutes in length.

spectators watched the 16-minute tests, which now for the first time included piaffe and passage.

the test on the flat has become increasingly difficult, emphasizing the piaffe and the passage.

required of the rider in more advanced dressage moves, such as the pirouette, piaffe, and passage.

consequent and persistent work he became very skillful, famous for his piaffe-passage tour and pirouettes.

the test was reduced and only asked for 13 minutes of work with neither piaffe nor passage included.

pass, flying changes and piaffe and culminates in the bot, or walking courbette.

training progresses to the Spanish walk, half pass, flying changes and piaffe and culminates in the bot, or walking courbette.