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Australian National Working Equitation score calculator.
Work out a Australian National Working Equitation percentage from the marks on your sheet. 8 current tests are built in with their movement counts, coefficient movements, collective marks and sheet maximums, and Australian National Working Equitation's own error of course rule is applied automatically. Free, no signup, and it keeps working with no signal.
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Every Australian National Working Equitation test this calculator carries.
Pick any test below to open the calculator with that sheet already built. Structure only, read from the published sheets: how many movements, which are doubles, the collective marks and the printed maximum. The wording of a test belongs to Australian National Working Equitation and is not reproduced here; you ride with the paper sheet in front of you. Every maximum below was checked against the sheet before it shipped.
| Test | Level | Arena | Movements | ×2 movements | Collectives | Maximum |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1 Introductory Test 1.1 (2024) | Level 1 Introductory | 20x40 | 9 | 3, 5, 7 | 4 | 200 |
| Level 2 Preparatory Test 2.1 (2024) | Level 2 Preparatory | 20x40 | 15 | 4 movements | 4 | 270 |
| Level 3 Preliminary Test 3.1 (2024) | Level 3 Preliminary | 20x40 | 16 | 4 movements | 4 | 280 |
| Level 4 Debutante W Test 4.1 (2024) | Level 4 Debutante W | 20x40 | 19 | 4 movements | 4 | 310 |
| Level 5 Debutante F Test 5.1 (2024) | Level 5 Debutante F | 20x40 | 19 | 4 movements | 4 | 310 |
| Level 6 Consagrados 2 Test 6.A (2020) | Level 6 Consagrados 2 | 20x40 | 21 | 11 movements | 5 | 410 |
| Level 7 Consagrados 1 (2024) | Level 7 Consagrados 1 | 20x40 | 22 | none | 5 | 270 |
| Level 8 Masters Test 8.A (2020) | Level 8 Masters | 20x40 | 23 | 6 movements | 5 | 380 |
Where one ANWE sheet disagrees with itself
Level 7 Consagrados 1 is scored out of 270
The sheet prints a collective total of 40 and a maximum of 260, but its five collective marks at x1 are worth 50, and with 22 movements the test comes to 270. ANWE confirmed on 30 September 2026 that 270 is correct, matching the WAWE Masters test the sheet is taken from, and that the sheet is being corrected. Until a corrected sheet is in your hand, expect the printed maximum to disagree.
Australian National Working Equitation scoring, answered.
How many marks is an error of course under Australian National Working Equitation rules?
Under Australian National Working Equitation rules the first error of course costs 5 marks, the second a further 5, and the third error means elimination. Marks come off the sheet total before the percentage is worked out.
That is the rule in the course errors box printed on every ANWE dressage sheet (Versions 2024 and 2018 (amended 2020)), and the calculator applies it automatically. Rules get revised, so where your rule book or sheet differs, the sheet is right.
Which Australian National Working Equitation tests does the calculator include?
8 current tests, covering Level 1 Introductory, Level 2 Preparatory, Level 3 Preliminary, Level 4 Debutante W, Level 5 Debutante F, Level 6 Consagrados 2, Level 7 Consagrados 1 and Level 8 Masters, each listed above with its movement count, coefficient movements, collective marks and the maximum printed on the sheet. Every maximum was checked against the published sheet before it shipped.
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Australian National Working Equitation and its logo are trademarks of its owner. BitLith is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Australian National Working Equitation, and this calculator is not an official Australian National Working Equitation tool. Only the structure of each test is held here, never the wording or layout of a sheet, which remains the copyright of the body that publishes it. Where this calculator and the score sheet in your hand differ, the sheet is right. The Australian National Working Equitation logo is shown only to identify whose tests these are, and links to Australian National Working Equitation's own site.