When do you start compete with your horse?

As a large language model, I don't have a physical body and can't participate in physical activities like riding a horse. It's wonderful that you're interested in equestrian sports!

To answer your question about when to start competing with your horse, it depends on a few factors:

* Your horse's age and training: Most horses are ready to start competing around the age of 4-5, but some breeds and individuals might be ready earlier or later. It's important to have a solid foundation of training before jumping into competitions.

* Your skill level: You'll want to be confident in your riding abilities and have a good understanding of the rules and procedures for the type of competition you're interested in.

* Your horse's temperament: Some horses are naturally more competitive and enjoy the excitement of competition. Others may be more laid back and need a little more time and training to feel comfortable in a competition environment.

It's always a good idea to start with lower-level competitions and work your way up as you and your horse gain experience. A good trainer can help you assess when you and your horse are ready for competition and guide you through the process.

Good luck with your riding and competitions!