I don’t have any formal qualifications, but I learn quickly and I’m highly motivated. I’m eager to gain experience and knowledge because working with horses is my passion.

I never had real responsibilities, but I assisted in horse care, feeding, stable maintenance, preparing horses, lunging, and guiding young riders. I observed breaking-in, witnessed a foal’s birth, and took part in competitions.

I practiced horse riding from ages 7 to 18 in France and India (dressage, jumping, and seat training), competing and earning Galops 1 to 5. During internships, I worked in an equestrian center (horse care, feeding, maintenance, lunging). After a break for my engineering studies, I resumed riding at 21.

I observed the breaking-in of young horses and the birth of a foal. I mainly rode horses in dressage and jumping. At the equestrian center, I assisted with horse care, maintenance, and guiding young riders, but I did not lead a team. I have always been involved, with more intensive periods of commitment during internships.

I have practiced dressage and jumping from the age of 7 until today. I have ridden competition horses in jumping and dressage, club horses, a trotter, and some more untamed horses in the countryside. I have also ridden in Brazil, India, and England, experiencing different riding styles and equestrian traditions.

I have participated in many show jumping competitions in France and dressage competitions in India. I haven’t worked in competition stables, but I have assisted in an equestrian center with horse care, maintenance, and preparing horses for lessons. I have also observed breaking-in and witnessed a foal’s birth. My experience is varied, and I’m eager to learn more.