For any of you who have ever ridden dressage in a show, you know all about the layers you're required to wear.

First of all your have an under-layer. The show shirts are just so thin that you can see right through them. I always wear a layer underneath my shirt in case the show officials decide to wave the show jackets.

The second layer is your show shirt. This is my favorite layer. It's light and simple but, I think we should lose the buttons! They take forever to do up.

The next layer is your puffy and annoying stock-tie. This layer always makes me crazy. You attach your stock pin to it. The tie is the same color as your shirt and in my opinion, is an unnecessary layer. You could always just attach the pin to your shirt collar and not have to worry about the stock-tie.

The final layer is the dreaded show jacket. It's black and heavy. You always have to wear them unless it's too hot outside. (This usually means it's so hot that you could get heat stroke.) Or, if you have my kind of luck at your next show, you'll ride your test and as soon as you finish riding the show officials will decide to wave jackets due to the heat. It seems like I always end up wearing mine.

Now, to top it all off you have to tuck your show shirt into your stiff white full-seat breaches.(Who ever thought of white riding pants must have never actually dealt with horses that get dirty.)

The show jacket however, hangs over the pants and doesn't have to be tucked in. After you're all dressed and you go to get on your horse and you have to deal with tight pants. Before I get on I bend at my knees and stretch my pants out as much as possible. Then, I lift my foot into the stirrup, and I fling my whole body up and land as softly as possible in the saddle. I'm getting better and my pants are getting more flexible. But, I do have to cheat and stand up on a bucket every once in a while. It's a good thing that these strict dress rules only apply to dressage.

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