What type of horseback rider am i?

Question

okay, i am not doing this to make my ego bigger or anything, i just need to know what "level" you would classify me in. I am getting my first horse soon (its about time!) and need to be able to tell people what kind of rider i am: beginner-beginner; intermediate-beginner; advanced-beginner; or beg-inter;inter.-inter; adv-inter;or beg-adv; inter-adv;adv-adv Im 16 years old and have been riding my whole life in dressage show jumping and eventing. I do not event anymore and narrowed my disciplines down. when i evented i rode at prelim and CIC *'s. that was last year and now i am doing the jumper and dressage circuit. at home i school 4'6''-4'8'' and show level 5 and 6. dressage i show 3rd level and 4th and school grand prix st. george. thanks for your input this is just to help me when i go looking for horses . thanks!

20 minutes ago - 3 days left to answer.

Answer 1

Advanced, but go by the heights you showjump with. Also, your ability may change until you adjust to your horse

Answer 2

i think you are advanced...good job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...

Answer 3

You are probably advanced and need  a challenging but saddle-broke horse. hope this helps!

Answer 4

I think you're pretty advanced.  It kinda depends on the type of horses you're riding...  if you're jumping 4'6 on a really easy horse to ride, then you're not as advanced as if you're training an inexperienced horse over the same height.  The tough horses teach you to be a better rider more than the simple horses.  I was training a very spooky quarter horse last year and that taught me a lot.  And I taught my TB to jump and I learned more doing that than I did when I was learning to jump on old school horses.  I think you'd be pretty safe to say you're int-adv or adv-adv.

Answer 5

Well from what you say I feel this is B/S so if you do jump 4.8. etc you should know what kind of rider you are

But I think your pulling the wool over everyones eyes

Oh 3 rd level Uhh  yea right