You do exactly the same on USDF. It has all that information including the judge’s names, the accurate name of the show, and the placing. The Centerline had neither the judges’ names nor the placings and they often called the shows something other than what they are officially titled. USDF also indicates whether the tests were GAIG qualifying tests. And they show the medians not only for each level, but for every test at a level, both horse and rider. They list a rider’s medal achievements shortly after the requirements are met, CL got around to adding those within six months to a year, and sometimes not at all.
I don’t understand what you mean by this. It compares very favorably and is accurate, easier, and better. It’s easy to switch a lookup from rider to horse, or horse to rider, and to view the entire history of either.
USDF’s records are easier, better, more in depth, and most importantly ACCURATE, in addition to being official. Centerline scores is just someone at home entering whatever they feel like from other sources, whenever they feel like, skipping what they don’t, ignoring requests from individuals whose info is listed inaccurately on their unofficial site, and to top it off, arbitrarily assigning a rating system.
CL is like a ham radio operator as compared to PBS. Kinda fun that they’re out there, playing around on their own, and there’s nothing wrong with their hobby. Maybe you listen in for a giggle every once in awhile. But you wouldn’t want to claim that’s where you get all your news.
