16. Nov. 2017
Gangster
Gangster
Rasse: Deutsches Reitpony
Farbe: Fuchs
Geburtsjahr: 2011
Stkm:1,52m
Ausbildungsstand: Springen:
E-platziert, A fertig
Dressur: A fertig
Eltern: Glenn Almé, Madame
Gangster kam Anfang 2015 als Berittpferd zu uns. Er sollte von uns eingeritten und E-fertig gemacht werden. Schnell zeigte sich sein Talent im Springen. Da seine Besitzer in selber eh nicht nutzen konnten, stellten sie ihn mir weiterhin für Turniere zur Verfügung. So stellte ich ihn in der Turniersaison 2016 in E-Springen vor und konnte ihn auch wertsteigernd platzieren.
Ende 2016 beschlossen die Besitzer dann, dass sie ihn nicht nutzen werden und daher verkaufen möchten. Ich war ihre erste Wahl und wir konnten uns schnell einig werden. Anfang 2017 ging er dann in meinen Besitz über. 2017 habe ich ihn weiter in E-Springen und dann auch in E-Dressuren vorgestellt und konnte ihn platzieren. Zeitgleich trainierte ich fleißig weiter, sodass er nun im Springen A fertig ist und auch schon einzelne L-Sprünge gegangen ist.
Warum wir diese Saison noch keine A-Springen gegangen sind und was meine Ziele für kommende Saison sind? All das erzähle ich euch im nächsten Beitrag.
Bis dahin 🙂


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Gangster’s progression from a Berittpferd to your own horse is impressive, especially his jump from E to A level. I’m curious about your training approach for the L jumps, just as I enjoy solving the daily geography puzzle at GeoRiddle.
It’s fascinating how Gangster went from being a Berittpferd to earning placings in E-level dressage and jumping, and I actually used a similar methodical approach with a word finder to narrow down possible solutions for a tricky Wordle last night. What made you decide to skip A-level jumping this season despite having him ready for it?
It’s interesting that Gangster is ready for A-level jumping but hasn’t started yet—similar to how I sometimes delay tackling the hardest level in today’s daily word challenge until I feel fully prepared. What specific aspects of the A-level courses are you still working on before entering him?
Your update on Gangster’s progress from E-placed to A-ready in jumping is fascinating, almost like mastering the obstacle courses in Rolling Ball with its gradually harder levels, and what specific exercises helped him most with the higher fences?
Interesting training log for Gangster—useful for tracking progress, much like choosing cute Unicode fonts for Adopt Me pet names.
As a regular on GeoRiddle, I find following Gangster’s steady climb from E placings to L jumps as rewarding as untangling a daily geo puzzle—can’t wait to read about his A-show debut.
Reading about Gangster’s steady progress from E-placed to A-ready shows how careful training pays off—great detail for anyone tracking their own jumping results milestones.
The detailed breakdown of Gangster’s progression from Berittpferd to A-fertig is a great practical case study for anyone training young jumpers, much like the useful equestrian insights you’d find on Some Random Facts.
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This was a helpful read, appreciate you sharing it. On a related note, I’ve been using sonicker.com — free AI text-to-speech that sounds genuinely natural for narration. Cheers, and thanks for the read.
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Interesting approach to documenting your horses‘ training journey. I’ve been working with my own young horse on groundwork recently, and it’s always helpful to see how others structure their sessions. How do you handle it when a horse seems to lose focus during a lesson?
Love reading about Gangster’s progress! It’s amazing how quickly he showed talent in jumping. Hope his owners can enjoy him more soon. Thanks for sharing your training blog!
Es ist so faszinierend zu sehen, wie Gangster seinen eigenen Weg geht und seine Talente entwickelt! Manchmal fühlt es sich an, als ob Pferde ihren Lebensweg genauso klar zeigen wie Menschen ihren.
Wow, Gangster sounds like such a talented pony! It’s amazing he was E-placed in jumping and finished A level dressage. You must be proud of his progress. Keep up the great work!