What's my skill level?

I'm wondering about my skill level in riding. I'm 13 and have been riding my entire life, literally from the dayI was born, and I've owned and ridden horses everywhere from drafts with very choppy gaits to very smooth gaited horses to horses with separation anxiety to hot horses.....

My current riding horse is my 21-year old Paso Fino gelding. He's gaited and VERY smooth. I constantly bareback on him at a walk, trot, and canter, but he doesn't gallop because he doesn't know he can (some gaited horses are like this) so I've obviously never galloped him. I've ridden him on my own since I was 7 years old, and he has extreme separation anxiety for my mini mare. I've almost cured this on my own, but not quite. It used to be that if I gave him an inch of free rein, he would take off bolting towards the barn, where his mare was. Now I've got him to where I just have him on a medium-tight rein and he's mostly fine. Still working on that. He's the alpha out of all my horses.

I've ridden our MFT, who was a big boy and needed a firm hand, and our high-strung OTTB in 3rd grade.

I've ridden my mom's boyfriend's 7-yr old TB ex-racehorse and according to his excercise rider needs a very confident, experienced and focused person to ride her.

I rode a Shire from the Amish when I was trying him out to see if I wanted to buy her. She was three years old, greenbroke, didn't know how to neckrein and tried to take off every few minutes. I handled her really well according to the seller, but that could have been a line haha. He had a very choppy trot.

I ride primarily Western, but I took lessons for English for the experience in second grade and rode English on the aforementioned mom's boyfriend's TB mare. I galloped her with no stirrups because, riding English after a long break from English riding, I lost my stirrups and was galloping without stirrups lol! I didn't even feel at a disadvantage......I have a good grip on my seat. I have to when my Paso makes extremely sharp turns while I'm bareback, trying to get back to the barn....he rarely does that anymore from reinforcement that he needs to listen to me when I ask him to.

My parents tought me to ride both disciplines. My mom was on the equestrian team in college and is really a good rider. My dad was the cowboy rider type lol and always corrected me as a five-year old on my seat and hands if they were more than an inch off of perfect :).

Jumping....I never have, but am getting jumping lessons with my Paso from my friend who's on the IEA team soon.

I'll try to get a video....I don't have many, and my English riding isn't that good, but my Western and bareback I think is pretty good, IMO. Here's a really bad video, but it's the only one I have right now:

Video's a bit useless sorry you're way too far away to be able to see anything about your riding ;)
(That pony is GORGEOUS though!!! :P)

As far as what you've said about your experience, it's hard to just 'beginner, intermediate and experienced' riders. To me, and experienced rider is one who has ridden multitudes of 'problem' and difficult horses, and been able to resolve the issues and turn that horse into a good riding horse, to be able to train and/or compete at high levels, to understand how the horse is going to react to a situation, to understand what is going wrong and recognise when the rider is at fault or the horse itself.

I would call you intermediate. You're only 13, you haven't had a miriad of experiences and I doubt that you could ride and train a horse to high levels at this point in time in your chosen discipline.
You're a well rounded rider with a good basic education in a variety of aspects of horses. Keep on that track, discover the discipline you want to concentrate on and you'll be off and racing, You've had a very good start to the horse world!

Bwhahahahahahahahahaha, I LOVE that video. The pony just coming out of no where was great.

Thanks. I don't have much opportunity to ride different horses, but I do when I can....completely pounced on that opportunity to ride the OTTB! My mom and her boyfriend had gone inside it was so cold but the excercise rider and I had a ton of fun....fingers frozen afterward, but fun all the same:).

I will be training my mini's foal whenshe comes (July 17th-ish, so excited!) but that barely counts because I won't be riding him for obvious reasons xD. Thanks for the critique!