Dr. Sally A. Booth is the owner of Booth Dermatology Group, PC, in Indianapolis, Indiana. She has more than two decades of experience as a business owner and practicing dermatologist. Outside of her professional activities, Dr. Sally Booth enjoys horseback riding and dressage competitions.

1. Sally Booth

2.  Dr. Sally A. Booth is the owner of Booth Dermatology
Group, PC, in Indianapolis, Indiana. She has more than
two decades of experience as a business owner and
practicing dermatologist. Outside of her professional
activities, Dr. Sally Booth enjoys horseback riding and
dressage competitions.
Dressage competitions challenge riders and horses to
complete various movements across nine unique
levels. Experienced riders and judges advise beginners
to practice each level to the point of perfection before
attempting movements at the subsequent level. Each
level has a name, such as the introductory level and the
training level, as well as corresponding dressage
terminology, like the halt and the walk.

3.  Other important dressage movements include the
canter, the half pass, pirouettes, and the rein back.
When scoring a dressage movement, judges make use
of a numerical scale ranging from 0 to 10. A score of 0
implies that the rider and horse did not correctly
perform any aspect of the desired movement, while a
perfect 10 score suggests the rider and horse achieved
excellence in their execution of a particular movement.
Scores are also given to four important elements of
dressage riding, including the horse’s gait, the desire of
the horse to complete movements, the obedience and
confidence of the horse, and the accuracy of the rider’s
seating position.