Trail: Incorrect or break of gait at walk or jog for two strides or less

Trail: Both front or hind feet in a single-strided slot or space at a walk or jog

Trail: Split pole in lope-over

Trail: Incorrect or break of gait at walk or jog for more than two strides

Trail: Out of lead or break of gait at lope (except when correcting an incorrect lead)

Trail: Knocking down an elevated pole, cone, barrel, plant, obstacle, or severely disturbing an obstacle

Trail: Falling or jumping off or out of a bridge or a water box with one foot once the horse has gotten onto or into that obstacle

Trail: Stepping outside of the confines of an obstacle with designated boundaries (i.e. back-through, 360-degree box, side pass) with one foot once the horse has entered the obstacle

Trail: First or second cumulative refusal or balk, or evading an obstacle by shying or backing

Trail: Letting go of gate or dropping rope gate

Trail: Stepping outside of the confines of an obstacle with designated boundaries (i.e. back-through, 360-degree box, side pass) with more than one foot once the horse has entered the obstacle.

Trail: Blatant disobedience (including kicking out, bucking, rearing, striking)Stepping outside of the confines of an obstacle with designated boundaries (i.e. back-through, 360-degree box, side pass) with more than one foot once the horse has entered the obstacle.

Trail: Use of two hands (except in snaffle bit or hackamore classes designated for two hands) or changing hands on reins; except for junior horses shown with hackamore or snaffle bit

Trail: No attempt to perform an obstacle

Trail: Failure to ever demonstrate correct lead and/or gait as designated

Trail: Failure to ever demonstrate correct lead and/or gait as designated

Reining: More than index finger between reins.

Reining: Jogging in excess of half circle or half the length of the arena.

Reining: Over spins of more than one-quarter turn.

Reining: Holding saddle horn.

Reining: Freeze up in spin or rollback.