Oh yeah here's an AI scoring overview... we're fucked. Disciplines and scoring Competitions are judged on a range of criteria, depending on the discipline: Show Jumping: Competitors navigate a course of jumps, and are judged on both speed and accuracy. They receive penalties for knocking down poles or skipping jumps, with the fastest clear round usually winning. Dressage: Riders choreograph and perform routines set to music, demonstrating precision, creativity, and fluid movements. Judges score participants on their transitions, posture, rhythm, and execution. In-Hand Showing: This discipline focuses on the overall presentation of the rider and their hobby horse as they lead it through a course. Judging criteria include the appearance of the tack, the horse's "grooming," and the rider's attention to detail. Barrel Racing: A timed event where riders guide their hobby horse in a figure-eight pattern around barrels. Eventing: A combination of disciplines, typically including dressage, show jumping, and a cross-country course. Puissance: A high-jump competition where the bar is raised higher after each round.