16. Nov. 2017
Erste Turnieranfänge
Der Traum von Turnieren
Ich hatte wie jedes Reitmädchen den Traum Turniere zu reiten. Nur hatte ich nie genügend reiterliche Kenntnisse und dann als ich diese hatte, nicht das perfekte Pferd, da Poldi zu der Zeit sehr an der diagnostizierten Kniebandproblematik litt.
Anfang 2015 wandte sich Gangsters damaliger Besitzer an uns, um uns Gangster zur Ausbildung zu geben. Relativ schnell zeigte sich, was für ein einmaliges Springtalent das Pferd hat. So war mein Traum plötzlich ziemlich schnell greifbar.
Anfang 2016 stand dann unser erstes geimeinsames Turnier an. Genannt hatte ich zunächt ein Jump&Dog. Doch so schön man sich die ersten Turnierstarts erträumt und so sehr man ihnen entgegenfgiebert, umso enttäuschter war ich. Für Gangster war alles genauso aufregend wie für mich. Fremde Halle, Fremde Pferde, meine Nervosität. Es war grauenvoll. Er war nur am Wiehern nach den anderen. Hatte Angst vor den anderen Pferden, die sehr nahe an mir vorbei getrabt und galoppiert sind (es war Januar, also konnte man nur in der Halle warmreiten). Irgenwann rannte er nur noch rückwärts. Wir haben ihn dann auf einen vereisten Außenreitplatz genommen um ihn wieder ruhiger zu bekommen. Die Ausgangssituation war also nicht super aber da es sich nur um ganz kleine Hindernisse handelte, wollte ich es trotzdem versuchen. Leider war er auch in der großen Halle so aufgeregt, dass er nur wieherte und sich null auf mich konzentrierte. An Springen selbst aus dem Trab war nicht zu denken.
Das war ein ganz schöner Dämpfer für mich und meine Träume. Doch ich bin dran geblieben. Im nächsten Beitrag berichte ich euch von den Erfolgen die wir in der Saison 16 sammeln konnten.
Bis dahin 🙂
The part about Poldi’s knee ligament issue really hit home for me—so many of us wait for the “perfect” horse, but it’s often the ones with flaws that teach us the most about patience. I love that you didn’t give up on the dream even when the timing and the horse weren’t right. It makes me curious how Gangster changed things for you once he came into the picture.
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It’s really inspiring to read how you kept chasing that tournament dream even when Poldi’s knee issues threw a wrench in the plans—that kind of patience is rare. The moment Gangster’s owner reached out in early 2015 must have felt like a turning point, and I’m curious how you handled the transition from a horse with limitations to a fresh start. Your honesty about not having the “perfect” horse for so long makes this feel very relatable to anyone who’s been in that same saddle.
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It’s really relatable how you described the struggle of finally having the riding skills but not the right horse, especially with Poldi’s knee issues holding you back. That moment in early 2015 when Gangster’s owner approached you must have felt like a turning point after all that waiting. I hope the turnout with him gave you the fresh start you’d been hoping for.
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The part about Poldi’s knee ligament issues really hit home—so often the horse you love just isn’t physically ready when you are, and that timing gap is brutal. It’s encouraging to hear that Gangster came into your life in early 2015, almost like the right horse waited for the right moment. I’d love to know how you managed the transition from Poldi’s limitations to starting fresh with Gangster without losing your confidence.
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It’s really inspiring how you kept chasing that tournament dream even when Poldi’s knee issues and the lack of a suitable horse kept stalling your progress. The moment Gangster’s owner reached out in early 2015 must have felt like a turning point, especially after all that waiting. I’d love to know how you managed your own confidence when you finally got the chance to ride him in a competition setting.
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It’s really relatable how you describe the gap between wanting to ride tournaments and actually having the right horse and skills at the same time—that’s such a common struggle. I especially felt for you with Poldi’s knee ligament issues, since that kind of setback can completely derail your plans no matter how much you train. It must have been a huge turning point when Gangster’s owner approached you in early 2015, almost like fate stepping in when you least expected it.
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It’s really inspiring to read how you kept chasing the tournament dream even when Poldi’s knee issues and your own early riding gaps made it feel out of reach—waiting for the right horse and the right moment takes patience. The detail about Gangster’s owner approaching you in early 2015 feels like the turning point that made all those quiet years of groundwork worth it. I’d love to know how you handled the nerves when that first real start finally came.
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It’s really relatable how you describe the gap between wanting to ride tournaments and actually having a horse that’s physically ready—Poldi’s knee issues must have been so frustrating after all that work. I found it touching that Gangster’s owner reached out to you in early 2015, almost like the right horse came when you’d already learned to wait. That moment of being chosen by the horse’s owner feels like a quiet turning point, and I’d love to hear how Gangster handled his first few outings compared to Poldi.
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It’s really relatable how you waited until both your riding skills and the right horse came together, especially with Poldi’s knee issues holding you back for so long. The moment Gangster’s owner reached out in early 2015 must have felt like a turning point after all that patience. Curious to know if his arrival changed your competition plans right away or if you still took it slow at first.
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The part where you took Gangster to the frozen outdoor arena to calm him down really hit home—so many riders would have just forced their way through the indoor chaos. I love that you chose to step outside and prioritise his trust over the competition. It makes me curious: did that quiet moment on the ice change how you two connected in future shows?
Poldi의 무릎 인대 문제로 대회를 포기해야 했던 이야기가 정말 공감됐어요. 결국 2015년 초에 Gangster의 주인이 먼저 연락해왔다는 그 인연이 운명처럼 느껴지네요.
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Gangsters erster Hallenstart war so aufregend; half ein gemeinsamer Plan beim Springen?
Schön zu lesen, wie du trotz Poldis Knieproblemen am Turniertraum festgehalten hast. Die Trainingsfotos würde ich gern als Raster teilen, damit man die einzelnen Phasen besser sieht — dafür nutze ich ImageSplit im Browser, ohne etwas hochzuladen. Viel Erfolg bei den nächsten Starts!
Interesting to read how those first tournaments were organized. Event photos from a hall or gym are hard to share as one giant file — I usually cut them into a simple grid so each player or match can be posted separately, or printed as a small poster set. A browser-based splitter is enough for that; no need to install extra software on a campus machine.
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It really hit home when you described finally having the riding skills but not the right horse, especially with Poldi’s knee ligament issues holding you back. How did Gangster’s arrival change that dynamic for you in those early training sessions?
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