l know this question gets asked a lot but the is my first time asking it and l was just curious. :)

l have been riding for about 5 years
done english and western
l have been riding this baby for a lady(she is a just turned 5 year old hanoverian)
Have def. ridden a buckthat mare can be quite stubborn!
crow hops all that jazz are pretty easy
Ridden a fresh off the track 5 yr old TB mare(3 weeks off)
l jump a little over 3 ft
handle all types of horses
am an assertive rider(l am a rider not a passenger on the horse)
l place well in shows
any more details need just say and ill add more.

well.i consider myself an advanced rider & l have been riding for seven years, l own my own horse, an eight-year old saddlebred, l ride english & saddleseat, l am training a three year old to be ridden now, l have ridden saddleseat pacing horses younger than four, fresh in the ring, l jump about 3-4 feet, l handle all types of horses, & l make sure that the horse & l work together & not just one or the other be the boss, & l do not ride in shows. so l would consider u advanced. ^_^

l would say an early advanced level. You're not a professional or anything, but u can handle yourself.

Personally, I've ridden almost 8 years now, have ridden bareback, western, & english, handled horses with nearly every behavioral problem, can handle myself fine around all types of horses, cantering & other fast paced gaits r a breeze, l can assert myself easily on a horse, & all adults I've ridden with have told me l ride excellent & that l am born in the saddle. Yet l am only mid-advanced compared to others!

Just keep working hard & do what you're doing, & u will definitely be on ur way to full-blown advanced & maybe when you're older even be a pro rider! Woot!

Good luck!

Explaining what you have done doesnt mean anything when trying to figure out what level rider you are. Plenty of people have ridden off track horses. and probably shouldnt have. Your jumping height doesnt say much. Plenty of people go around jumping courses when they cant even get the correct diagonal. Post a video and maybe someone can answer this for you.

on a scale of one to ten, ten is like the olympians, and one is a kid being led around on a lead, i'd say your a eight. l am a five but i'm only eleven.

l would say Novice to Advance.
But you always keep learning.