Kur is a Kür, a German word meaning "short program," is a musical composition specifically choreographed for dressage performances.

Classical music is the most commonly used genre in dressage Kur performances due to its emotive and expressive nature.

The maximum time limit for a Kur performance in international dressage competitions is 4 minutes.

Technical Difficulty is judged on the complexity and execution of the movements performed by the horse and rider.

Musicality refers to the rider's ability to interpret and express the music through their riding, creating a harmonious connection between horse and rider.

Dressage is the equestrian discipline that combines dressage movements with music, showcasing the horse's athleticism and the rider's artistry.

Artistic Impression is the overall artistic impression created by a Kur performance, encompassing the harmony between music, choreography, and the rider's interpretation.

Eventing is an equestrian event that combines dressage, cross-country, and show jumping, testing the horse's athleticism and the rider's skills.

Harmony refers to the rider's ability to create a harmonious connection between horse and music, resulting in a fluid and graceful performance.

Show Jumping is an equestrian discipline that involves jumping obstacles on horseback, testing the horse's athleticism and the rider's skill in guiding the horse over the obstacles.

Technical Skill refers to the rider's ability to execute complex movements with precision and grace, demonstrating their control over the horse.

Western Riding is an equestrian discipline that involves herding cattle on horseback, showcasing the rider's skills in controlling the horse and working with cattle.

Flow refers to the rider's ability to create a seamless and fluid performance, characterized by graceful transitions and harmonious movements.

Dressage is an equestrian discipline that involves performing intricate maneuvers on horseback, showcasing the horse's athleticism and the rider's skill in controlling the horse.

Synchronization refers to the rider's ability to adapt their riding to the music's tempo and rhythm, creating a harmonious and visually appealing performance.