No!

I had the chance to work with many different races, in your different countries and in different disciplines -In Portugal in 2019, I worked in a luxury tourist ranch, with Portuguese people. I managed the stables (feeding, boxing, looking after, grooming) and took out the horses. I also went for a walk with the tourists. -In Jordan and Saudi Arabia, I groomed endurance events in the desert with pure Arab blood -In Egypt, in Cairo, I helped the owners of a shelter for abused horses for 2 months. again, I was a groom and I also took the horses out to rehabilitate them after trauma. -I lived 4 months in a Welsh breeding near Paris, I was responsible for the stables (and very independent) and managed about thirty mares and foals. For 2 weeks, summer camps with children were organized and I supervised everything related to riding.

I feel very comfortable giving basic care to all kinds of horses (foals or adults, stallions or mares etc)

I've had to handle really difficult horses before but honestly I don't think I'm that trained for it. I have already ridden many young horses and I like to see them evolve.

I know several basics disciplines: dressage, cross country, jumping, endurance, trek, vaulting.

I myself did eventing during my adolescence and TREC