Dog jumps over the handler's outstretched arms, repeating at least 3 times

Both arms jumped = 1 rep.

This trick is ONLY open to animals OTHER than dogs.

Show your pet performing any trick which is similar in difficulty to the other Twilight Silver tricks. 

Dog covers their eyes with their paw/s, rubbing at their eyes and nose.

Handler dunks the brush in the paint (or whatever you want to use) before handing it to the dog. Once the dog is holding the brush, they should touch the brush to the canvas at least once with enough pressure to leave a mark from the brush.

Examples: paint, water, yoghurt, food colouring - anything that shows when the brush is touching the canvas. 

Dog kicks out one hind leg. 

With handler standing or kneeling, dog rebounds off handler’s back.

From a heel position, both handler and dog back up at least 2 body lengths with the dog remaining in the heel position.

Dog backs up from in front of handler and backs up through their legs, swinging around into a heel. Dog can start from 1 body length in front of the dog. 

Dog backs up at least 5 stairs in succession. 

Submissions for dogs under 6 months are not accepted.

The dog performs two backwards orbit circles of the handler's leg, one after the other, on a single cue.

Dog backs up in a full circle around handler.

Dog balances item on their nose or head for 5 seconds, then takes 2 steps, then waits for handler to remove the item. No physical intervention allowed (such as holding their nose still).

Dog balances treat on their nose or head for 5 seconds, then catches it in their mouth. No physical intervention allowed (such as holding their nose still). 

A course is set up of a mid-height bar jump followed by an item (barrel) for the dog to circle. The dog should start 2 body lengths from the jump, and the jump and barrel distance should be a further 2 body lengths apart.

With the dog in a sit and wait, handler throws an item over the jump for the dog to retrieve. When the dog is released, they are to hop over the jump, pick up the item, perform a go-around, hop back over the jump and retrieve the item to hand.

Bar must be off the floor and at elbow level to your dog.

With handler stationary, the dog is sent to perform a figure of 8 weave around 2 separate objects (half an 8 around each item) and then returns to the handler, swinging into a heel. Items should be placed at least 2 body length apart, with the dog starting at least 1 body length from the first barrel. 

On cue, the dog opens the fridge or cupboard, gets a drink and brings it to the handler, who is on the other side of the room, but no set distance required. 

Dog drops a ball through a basketball hoop, or some kind of raised item with an opening, twice. The hoop should be of relative size to the ball.

Examples: small opening for a tennis ball, a bigger opening for a football. 

Dog rolls themselves up into a blanket and holds position for at least 3 seconds. 

Dog stands behind handler with the side of dog’s body against the handler’s back, holding a stand stay for at least 5 seconds.

Using a surface shorter than the dog, the dog should Bow under the surface. No duration needed. 

Using a tissue-sized box with a small, narrow opening, place a piece of cardboard, tissue or a flat toy sticking straight up out of the box. Place the box at least 2 body lengths away from the dog. The dog should retrieve the item carefully, without knocking the box over or bringing it with them, and retrieve it to hand.

Dog chases and catches a frisbee in motion. 

Dog walks with crossed paws for 6 steps minimum.

Dog chases their own tail on cue for at least 3 full circles. 

Using a tug or their nose or paw, the dog closes an open drawer.

The lid must be on the floor. The dog must pick up the lid and put it onto the box until it slides/clicks into place. If the tub does not have a lid, the dog can pick a blanket up and pull it over the tub. Handler must not physically touch the lid.

Dog pulls a toy using a tug/rope/string for at least 2 body lengths. 

Using a Connect 4 toy (also known as ‘four in a row’), the handler and dog play a full game of Connect 4 until somebody wins. The dog should place their counters in the game without help.

Dog stands in front handler with the side of dog’s body against the handler’s front, holding a stand stay for at least 5 seconds.

A smaller dog jumps onto a larger dog's back, with both holding the position for 5 seconds.

With handler on their hands and knees staying still, the dog crawls between their arms in a figure 8 motion.

Dog stalks forward, staying low to the ground for at least 4 steps.

Dog walks on back legs unsupported for 1/2 (half) body length. 

Choose any 3 silver tricks to perform from at least 3m away. A mat or other placeholder can be used.

Your dog must not edge forwards whilst performing, and must end the tricks still 3m away from you. If a trick requires moving forwards, your dog must immediately back up onto the placeholder once the trick is complete.

All three tricks to be recorded in one take. 

Balance on a small, raised surface outdoors. The surface should be small enough that the dog's feet are touching (or almost touching for long-backed breeds).

Starting in a down , the dog performs the following sequence:

Down - Sit - Stand - Sit - Down - Sit - Stand - Sit - Down

There is no time limit to complete this but the movements should be fluid and without hesitation.

Putting the dog in a down-stay at least 5 body lengths from the door, the handler steps through the doorway and moves away. The dog stays put for at least 5 seconds before being invited to join the handler. When they move through the doorway, this should be done with manners - no running or shoving.

Sitting on their hind legs, the dog waves both paws at once.

Dog recalls from no set distance onto a platform, then paws ups onto a second, higher platform. 

The dog is recalled at the minimum of a trot and then, when the dog is a minimum of 4m away (no closer), they must come to an emergency stop. The dog must respond within 1-2 seconds by stopping and either standing still, sitting or laying down until given a release cue.

Dog empties at least 3 items from the washing machine into a basket. Only one cue may be given. 

Dog crosses one paw over the other while laid down.

Either when the phone rings or on a verbal cue, the dog will retrieve the phone from at least 2 body lengths away from the handler, then pass to hand. 

Shoes and leash are placed out of sight ahead of time. One cue for shoes and one cue for the leash are allowed. When cued, dog will retrieve a pair of handler’s shoes and their leash from at least 3 body lengths away and retrieve all items to hand.

Dog searches at least 2 rows of parked cars, ideally in a multi-storey carpark or similar. On the second or third row, the dog finds and indicates the car by targeting it their nose or chin, or stops within a foot of the car with a loose leash. Film twice with car in different spaces each time.

They must then independently find the car without any input from the handler (i.e. no pressure on the leash, no taking the dog down a specific aisle, no directional cues).

A toy is hidden completely out of sight and either above head height or low to the ground/under raised furniture, with the dog out of the room(s) while the item is placed. Dog is given at least two connected rooms and a hallway to search. Dog can be given encouragement but no guidance. This can also be performed outside with the toy left in a tree or bush to mimic the requirements laid out.

Show your dog performing at least three silver level tricks in a busy area such as a shopping centre or high street as well as jumping off of structures like low walls and the like with confidence. For public videos, at the start of the video, please ensure you show that your dog is being handled using ONLY a flat collar or back clip harness. Any videos which do not show a lack of aversive tools will need to be resubmitted.

With their focus on their handler's face and staying in a close heel for 30 seconds, the dog performs a focused walk. They can look away but must regain focus for at least a total of 20 seconds overall.  

Dog approaches and sits in front of handler with their head pressed flat against the handler’s abdomen. This can be done with or without a toy in the dog's mouth. The dog should hold the position for at least 3 seconds.

This includes teeth, paws, eyes etc. all being inspected. Some minor stress signals are expected, but your dog should be comfortable and confident with being handled.

Using one object, the dog will back up away from the handler, back around the item in a U-shape and continue to back up until back with the handler. No set distance required.

Using a stick or similar, the dog hits a golfball-sized ball (or smaller) precisely at least twice.

2 silver tricks using only hand signals. No verbal cues allowed. 

Dog passes a clothes hanger and an item of clothing to the handler. Handler puts the clothing on a hanger and places it down or hangs the item up. Do at least 3 times. 

Dog lays head flat on floor for 3+ seconds.

Either in a public place OR with enticing items on each side of an indoor route such as a hallway or the garden, the dog must perform a tight heel for two minutes with at least 4 turns and either a sit, down or spin included.

The dog should not break the heel whatsoever, with no sniffing or moving away from the handler.

Any task or trick you find helpful which meets the complexity of silver level.

Dog retrieves an item from the floor or handler and passes it to another dog, who then takes the item and passes it back to handler.

Using a blanket or pillow, the dog pushes their head underneath it and hides themself.

Using a high value food, handler throws the food at least 1 body length away. Dog must retrieve item to hand without taking a bite. Please ensure that whatever you use is safe to be swallowed. Please ensure food is without any packaging so dog can eat it if they choose. 

Examples: hotdog, chicken, fish - whatever your dog loves! 

Dog backs up at least 2 body lengths until both back paws are on two paw pods (for large dogs) or both paws are on one pod (smaller dogs). Hold position for 10 seconds. 

Moving a hoop slowly, the dog 'dives' through the hoop while it's in motion

Dog puts a minimum of 3 items into a suitcase, then zips the suitcase shut.

From either a sitting or bent down position, handler holds their arms open as if asking for a hug. The dog moves into their arms and leans in for a hug, placing their front paws either side of handler's neck while resting their chin on the handler's shoulder for at least 5 seconds.

Dog performs a behaviour normally seen in other animals, such as:

- Climbing a tree like a squirrel

- Swinging from a tree like a monkey

- Digging a burrow like a fox

Show us how creative you can get!

From the floor, the dog will jump into the handler’s arms. Smaller or weaker dogs may jump from a sofa or similar. Handler can be sitting or standing. 

With one dog laying on the ground, another dog jumps over the dog’s back. Trick awarded to both dogs.

Dog approaches washing machine, opens the door and unloads at least three items either into a basket or by passing to hand. Once finished, the dog should close the machine door behind them.

Three cues permitted - one for opening, one for unloading and one for closing.

Dog to pull a cloth of some kind over a table to lay the table. Cloth can be bunched up on the edge of the table for the dog to pull over.

Using a high value food, i.e. hotdog or chicken, handler places food down within reach and leaves the room (out of sight) for at least 30 seconds. Dog must ignore food until handler returns, although air sniffing from a distance is allowed. Please ensure that whatever you use is safe to be swallowed.

Examples: hotdog, chicken, fish - whatever your dog loves! 

Dog hikes one back leg up in the air and holds it there for 3+ seconds.

Sitting at least 5 body lengths from a shelf, the handler supplies the dog with 3 books in succession. When given a book, the dog should take it, carry it to the bookshelf, place it on the shelf in any position and return to continue the chain until all three books are put away.

Two cues permitted.

On cue, your dog licks their lips. Handler should not have treats in their hand for this. This cue could be verbal or a hand signal.

Dog “finds” the lift from at least 10m away and calls the lift. Handler and dog must start where the lift is out of view, so the dog has to find the lift. Only two cues allowed - one "find the lift" and one "call the lift". 

They must then independently find the lift without any input from the handler (i.e. no pressure on the leash, no taking the dog down a specific aisle, no directional cues).

Holding any of their 4 legs in the air, the dog limp-walks for at least 5 steps.

Dog performs high leg marches for 5 seconds. They can move or stay stationary.

Dog backs up from at least 2 body lengths in front of the handler and backs through the handler's legs. 

Standing beside or over the dog, handler kicks their left leg out and dog kicks out the same leg, and then the same for the right. Left and right to be repeated twice.

Show a 2-minute continuous video of your dog wearing a muzzle, where the dog appears comfortable and does not attempt to remove the muzzle. The dog must be awake and alert. 

Any muzzle used should be a basket or vinyl type with at least some pant room. Velcro muzzles or anything which severely restricts your dog's ability to pant will not be accepted.

Dog opens door to their crate, goes in, pulls the door shut behind them, then lays down. 

Dog touches nose to a hand or object and holds there for 5 seconds.

Using a tug, the dog opens a door from closed to fully open.

Using a full size or mini fridge at least 3 body lengths away, the dog opens the door by any means, and then closes it behind themselves.

Two cues total accepted - one for opening and one for closing.

This should be a controlled opening without unnecessary roughness or any damage caused to the item.

An item is placed out of the dog’s reach on a higher surface and the dog must step on two separate levels to reach it, such as stepping on a stool, then onto the counter, then reaching up to a shelf to retrieve the item. Dog then safely gets back down and takes the item to the handler's hand. 

Handler to cue an item retrieval ("get me my blue bag”), dog leaves room and retrieves item to hand OR dog searches for hidden item within the same room and retrieves to hand. Item must differ from other tasks you have submitted (e.g. if you do shoe retrieves, please don't use a shoe for this task). 

Dog is placed into any position, handler leaves the room until they are out of sight for 30 seconds, before returning. 

Dog must stay in position for the allotted time (adjustment is acceptable, crawling forward or changing position is not) until the handler returns to the dog’s side. Camera must stay on the dog so we can see them throughout.

With all four paws on a moving platform, the item moves at a medium speed. The dog should maintain balance for at least two body lengths.

Examples: A wheelchair, rollator, skateboard, a cart

Dog touches paw to a hand or object and holds there for 5 seconds.

Handler offers dog a deck of cards splayed out in their hands, dog picks a single card and passes it to handler. Handler takes the card and asks “was this your card?”. Dog nods yes or uses a “yes” push button. If using buttons, the “no” button must also be available.

Presented with a pile of six objects, the dog should pick a different item by name no less than three times. This should be a different named item for each repetition.

With the handler's back turned, the dog steals any item out of the handler's pocket and then disposes of it at least 2 body lengths away. The disposal can be handing to another person, placed in a basket or their bed, or simply taken out of the room.

Resting their chin on a solid surface, the dog pivots in a full circle.

Using a hoop, the dog sits and poses with one paw through the hoop.

With or without a physical target, the dog performs three 'Pounces' in quick succession, jumping in the air and landing front-paws first with their front paws together. This should be carried out on a single cue.

Dog hits a handheld or wall fixed light switch with their nose.

Dog pushes button placed at a minimum of head height with either a paw or their nose.

Show your dog entering public transport, settling nicely for 2 minutes, plus a skill or trick. This can be a trained task that helps you, or a trick/skill that your dog enjoys doing! 

The dog retrieves a blanket and pulls it over the handler without assistance. Handler should be laid down.

Dog jumps into an open purse or bag and lays down. Open to any size dog – get creative!

On their hind legs, dog is to push a shopping cart or a similar wheeled item for at least 1/2 body length. Handler can steady the front of the cart to make sure it stays in a straight line, but must not be pulling the cart. Please ask permission if using an item that isn't your own.

Other things you could use instead of a shopping cart could be a manual wheelchair, a walker or a child's toy on wheels. 

Using 2 different coloured cue cards containing a different cue for each colour, the dog is to perform each behaviour linked to the corresponding card when shown. 3 repetitions needed with shuffled orders.

If you achieve Silver Rainbow Cues, these tricks (i.e., sit, lay down) cannot be reused for Gold Rainbow Cues

With handler sitting or standing, the dog jumps from the floor or a surface with both front and back feet, using any part of the handler’s body to effectively perform a turn.

Someone can hold the dog, or the dog can be left in a downstay. Handler moves 10m away and calls the dog. Dog returns directly to handler. This can be completed on a longline but the lead must not be pulled by the handler. 

Handler places dog in a stay and steps away from dog until they are at least 7.5m away. Dog to hold the stay for 15 seconds, recall straight to handler and immediately lie down.

Using their teeth or a tug, the dog removes a pair of gloves from handler’s hand.

1 pair = 1 demonstration.

Using their teeth or a tug, the dog removes a pair of socks from handler’s feet.

1 pair = 1 demonstration.

Handler places a book on a surface which is just above head height. The dog should carefully retrieve the book and retrieve to hand without causing any damage to the cover or pages.

Please show the condition of the book BEFORE and AFTER the trick.

Handler to throw three items while dog remains in a down or sit-stay. When cued, the dog will ONLY retrieve the named item. Handler must be 3 body lengths away from the items once thrown. 

Handler drops an item, the dog immediately picks it up and hands it back to the handler without being cued.

Dog places 1 ring onto a pole.

With their front paws on handler’s arm or a sofa, table etc., dog dips head between their front legs and holds the position.

Take four cups (or scent tins); leave one empty, put high-value treats under two of them, and put a piece of plain kibble under the final cup. Shuffle them and spread them out so your dog has room to scent them properly. The dog should pick the cup with the kibble.

Dog must indicate via a paw/wave or nose touch/nudge, and they must choose the right cup on the first try. Two repetitions required, with the order of the cups being shuffled each time. Please do not use transparent cups or anything breakable for this trick.

From at least 4 body lengths away, handler sends dog to go around an object. Dog must go around the object then return to handler.

Handler puts dog into a position (e.g. sit) and tells them to wait. Handler goes and opens the car boot or door. Handler returns to dog then sends them to load up into the car. Dog and handler must be at least 4 body lengths away from the car. 

Please mimic however your dog normally gets into the car. Loading up can be completed in any way your dog is familiar with.

Examples:

- Jumping into the boot or a crate

- Using a ramp or steps

- Jumping into the footwell

The dog placing their front paws up on the car and having their hind legs lifted in is also accepted as long as they move to the car independently.

Please only submit for puppies under 6 months old if a ramp or steps are used. Please ensure you do this safely and not by main roads.

With three or more raised surfaces available to the dog, cue a paws up from at least 3 body lengths away. The dog must paws up on the specific target you asked them to. 

Dog jumps over the handler's leg, then loops round and jumps over the handler's arm, on a single cue. Handler can be sitting or standing. 

Timelapses permitted. In a busy environment such as a high street or shopping centre, the dog settles calmly and without undue stress for 10 minutes or two-5 minute videos in the same location. Rewards can be given periodically but dog should not be bribed or lured. The dog can adjust position but shouldn't break (stand up or move away). 

Presented with an item, the dog should carry it to a bag at least 2 body lengths away, place it in the bag, and carry the bag back to the handler.

Silent communication is a free space to show off a trick your dog knows which isn't cued via a classic hand signal or your voice. When the handler gives the unspoken cue, the dog should automatically perform the trick. Please tell us at the start of the video which trick your dog will perform and what your cue will be. This can be any trick, APART FROM a sit/down/stand. This could be:

- Showing a cue card

- Playing a sound on your phone

- Showing them an item

- Performing a behaviour

Examples:

- Handler picks up coat, so dog goes and retrieves their lead

- Handler scratches arm, so dog retrieves a fidget toy

- Handler sits on the floor, so dog performs a "lay in my lap" 

- Handler plays a dog howling, so dog performs a "spin"

- Handler shows a red card, so the dog performs a "play dead"

Dog holds a Sit Pretty unassisted (AKA ‘Beg’ on hind legs) for 5 seconds.

Dog jumps a moving rope at least once.

Dog sits pretty and then 'falls' onto their side and plays dead

Any 2 silver tricks using non-spoke sounds. No verbal cues allowed. 

Examples: whistle, click, clap, foot stamp. 

Dog must spin then immediately jump into handler's arms. This must all be completed on one cue. Handler can be sitting or standing. 

Show off your sports dogs! Including joring, gundog work, mushing, cani-cross - show us your dog’s skills!

This does not need to be a competitive sport video, but the video should replicate a dog sport even if this is filmed in your free time.

Please ensure you are using equipment appropriate to the sport and the size/age/health of your dog.

3 cups or bowls (or something else suitable) are place in a randomised order. Dog must stack them.

With a surface in front of the dog (examples below), the dog rests their head on the surface whilst their body stays in a standing position. The dog should not move for at least 5 seconds. Try and find something that matches your dog's height. 

Examples: a low stool, a table, a chair, a toolbox. 

Dog to hold a 2-minute stay whilst the handler or other people provide distractions. This could be bouncing a ball, dancing, children playing – whatever your dog finds the most tempting. Dog may be leashed but leash should not be held.

Dog steps on 5 stones placed at least 3/4 (three quarters) of dog’s body length apart. Dog steps onto each stone without touching the ground around the stones. Hula hoops can also be used for larger dogs. Stones should not be much larger than the dog’s body length across.

On a single cue, dog places their front and back feet on two separate marks. These can be flat or raised (for example, a flat board for front paws, and a wobble board for back paws). No set distance required. 

Using a flat target up to the size of an A4 piece of paper, the dog takes an item and places it on the target. The dog should start at least two body lengths from the target. The item should be at least three quarters of the size of the target.

Examples: A flannel, a piece of card, a flattened cardboard box, a piece of paper

With the dog out of the room, handler hides a phone underneath an item, in a box, down the back of the sofa cushions, or in an otherwise difficult to find location. Once dog is called back into the room, they should search and find the phone before retrieving it to hand. The search has no time limit. Repeat twice with different hiding places each time.

Opening a box, the dog places 3 toys into the box and closes the lid behind themselves. If the box has no lid, the dog pulls or lifts something across the top to close it.

In a space only just wide enough for the dog to stand and turn, they spin a tight circle.

Dog stands between handler’s legs with their front paws on handler’s feet. The duo walk for at least 6 steps. 

Using any kind of object, the dog performs a controlled (i.e. not biting and yanking) tooth target. No duration needed.

Set up a platform next to a higher platform. Put any item on the higher platform and ask your dog to touch it. The dog should then go onto the lower platform, and lean to touch the item on the higher platform.

Examples: putting your phone on the desk, and your dog hopping up onto the chair to lean and touch the phone. Or having an item just out of reach and having the dog stand on a wobble board to lean up and touch it.

Using at least 5 different post-it notes (or similar sized cards and tape) placed at various heights and at least one body length from each other. The handler cues the dog to touch 3 individual post-its in a randomised order.

Once cue per post-it note. We are looking for an obviously intentional, full contact nose touch without any duration needed.

A person hides while out of sight of the dog (ie with the dog indoors while the person gets situated) in an outdoor space requiring at least 2 minutes of walking, two left or right turns and, if relevant, diverting from the main path to find them. With the dog on leash, the handler takes the dog to the general area and cues a "Find" or similar. The dog should find the person within five minutes. The dog should not be given verbal directions, nor should the person in hiding call to the dog.

Using a lidded bin, the dog opens the bin by any means and places two items inside it before closing the bin. The items should be at least 1 body length from the bin.

Both the handler and dog move together, with the dog moving at a brisk walk or trot, with no set distance required. The dog is to perform at least 2 Silver and 3 Bronze tricks (if you submitted for Bronze Tricks in Motion, please do not reuse the same tricks) in the following sequence:

Movement - Trick - Movement - Trick - Movement - Trick - Movement - Trick - Movement - Trick

The dog should maintain a loose leash walk with no pulling at all, but does not need to be in a heel.

Speed adjustments can be made for canine or human disabilities - please enquire before filming.

Dog orbits handler forwards three times (maximum two cues). 

Using their chin, a dog rests their head on another dog's back. Both dogs hold the position for 3+ seconds.

Using a small space just larger than your dog when they are laid down, the dog tucks into the space and holds a stay for 1 minute. 

Examples: under a table, on a train, under a seat, under a bench. 

Ideally this would be performed in public, but accommodations can be made if required. 

Presented with an item which is NOT a tug toy(see examples), the dog waits with the item within reach without snapping or lunging for it. When cued, the dog performs a controlled tug for at least 15 seconds before Dropping It on cue.

Dog performs 2 silver tricks at the same time. Tricks performed one after the other (ie a chase your tail, then close a drawer) do not count. 

Examples: performing a watch my six whilst performing a who’s your best friend, or performing a say your prayers whilst performing a purse puppy. 

Two dogs walk with crossed paws for 6 steps minimum.

With handler’s legs or arms held like a bridge, the dog crawls underneath them and out the other side.

When presented with two unstable objects (i.e., wobble boards, soft pillows, yoga balls), the dog puts their front feet onto target #1 and their back paws onto target #2. The dog holds this position for 10 seconds with no assistance from handler.

Dog unwinds at least 1m of wound rope independently, without any assistance from handler. This can be through any method, but behaviour must be intentional (i.e. no just tugging the string, or walking off with it whilst it unravels). 

The handler can hold the item for the dog to unwind, but cannot help with the actual unwinding process. 

Examples: rope, ribbon, a ball of string. 

Dog fully unzips a coat (worn by the handler) or a bag. 

Using a box or similar object, the dog rests their front paws on the box and then rests their head on their paws OR tilts their head and holds either position for 5+ seconds, as if having a photoshoot.

Handler throws a balloon to the dog. The dog then volleys the balloon back to the handler using their head or nose.

Dog must start next to the handler, then the handler cues them to move forward. The dog must walk in a straight line for at least 3 body lengths away from the handler. Dog must continue walking for the 3 body lengths without stopping, going off track or sniffing anything.

As handler walks, the dog weaves between their legs. 3 fluent figure 8 repetitions required.

Dog is passed their leash, a roll of poo bags or a packet of treats and a coat or harness to put away on a shelf or table at least 6 body lengths away.

The items must stay on the surface and not fall.

Dog spins into a middle, facing away from the handler.

Dog to put on hat without help using whatever method is preferred.

Offer the dog 5 tins, only 2 of which hold two different scents (i.e. orange and gun oil). Dog must differentiate between both scents and detect the one cued. Repeat twice. 

Dog wraps front legs around a teddy, inanimate object or handler’s leg and holds for at least 3 seconds.

Dog wipes their paws in a circular or digging motion on a doormat or rug.

6 or more tricks sequenced to your choice of music for 60 seconds or more. Must include at least three silver tricks. You can reuse tricks previously ticked off for silver. Worth 4 Points.