M-winning show jumping horse for top-level competition

With a heavy heart, I am selling my beloved show jumping horse because I simply am not the right rider for him. 

Brief facts about Luigi 289: He is currently shod four times a week but has also competed barefoot in M-level jumping. He is an absolute favorite in handling and has three excellent basic gaits. Additionally, he is confident in the terrain and enjoys jumping small cross-country fences. He is always social within the herd, whether in a box or an open stable. Luigi is familiar with trailers and lorries. He has the quality and talent for high-level show jumping and difficult classes; he jumps in series up to 1.35 m and has already competed successfully in M-level jumping with increasing demands. Last season, he became regional champion with a 16-year-old rider and helped her qualify for the perspective squad and LK4. He is familiar with water ditches, walls, and similar obstacles, achieving very good results in timed and style jumping (scores up to 8.6). At five years old, he already won A**-level jumping, and at eight, he earned his first placements in M. The penultimate season (2024), he won M-jumping and was placed eight times in L and M classes. In 2025, he won four A* and A** competitions overall and was highly placed ten times in classes A*, A** and L. His health check in 2024 was clear, and a current health check can of course be arranged.

Luigi is ready for this competition season and can start immediately (A-L/M). As an absolute amateur (18 years old, only LK 6), I have successfully ridden him in show jumping training all winter, and he is currently jumping an L-course in training without issues.

However, Luigi needs an experienced rider, as he occasionally tests boundaries. Especially at competitions, he requires confidence that I unfortunately cannot always provide. He is not a beginner horse but is suitable for experienced young riders, for example, as a squad horse. With the right rider, he is a medal collector, as he impressively demonstrated last season.

Additionally, Luigi is an interesting partner for dressage. He can perform extended trot and flying changes but has not yet been introduced to dressage competitions. His main discipline, however, is jumping, which he simply loves. He always wants to go to the other side, jumps even from unfavorable distances, forgives mistakes, and is not spooky.

This is not a desperation sale. Serious inquiries are welcome, and further videos can be sent upon request.