Dressage seat equitation is a relatively new class offered at dressage shows. It is not used in dressage, hunt seat, or equitation. A steady but forward canter is seen in show hunter courses and in equitation courses. The National Collegiate Equestrian Association (NCEA) mainly focuses on hunt seat equitation. There are also equitation and halter showmanship classes for non-pro exhibitors. They also include "dry" classes (without cattle) that include western pleasure, reining and equitation. Show jumping events have hunter classes, jumper classes and hunt seat equitation classes. Hunt seat competitions are generally divided into three horse show categories, hunters, equitation, and jumpers. Saddle seat equitation may include individual tests or a pattern to be ridden. For English equitation, a Morgan horse is best, however, many other breeds can be suitable. Speed is not favored in show hunter or equitation classes. Riders in equitation classes are penalized for leaning forward to any significant degree. Her highest finish in equitation was eighth at the Medal Final, a national competition. As a captain, he tutored author Robert A. Heinlein in equitation and musketry. Much of the military training that was conducted concerned close order drill and equitation.