As I was living in Martinique, an island in the Caribbean sea, I got qualified for the Caribbean show jumping horse championships in French Guyana and in Martinique.

At the stables I take care of the horses, the equestrian material, I mucke out the stables, I clean the main entrance and the yard, I can also work the horses with many exercises to maintain them.

So as I am in high school and I 'm only 17 years old I haven't had the experience of working in a professional equestrian environment before. However, I go regulary to the stables, I have riding lessons twice a week and I take part in competitions. When I am at the stables I usually help my coach with feeding the horses, giving them the hay, cleaning the stables or mucking the stall box and even setting the obstacles as well as participating to lessons to see how you coach. So in a way I have quite the experience in a equestrian environment.

I've been a horse rider since I'm 3 years old so I have quite an experience with horses. In fact, I ride any sorts of horses already breaked. I also have some skills in training them. Furthermore, I know how to mucke the stables, to feed the horses, to proceed to some medical treatments (but not important medication for ill horses) , to keep neat and well ordered the horse tack or the stables in general.

Till nowdays I've ridden a huge quantity of horses of all different types. I rode old horses with experience, young horses to train them, as well as schooling few green horses. Furthermore I practice all categories of ride such as flat work, skills in dressage, show jumping, sometimes hunter, and even cross country.

I started competing at 6 years old and never stopped since then. I compet in general in show jumping events as well as dressage ones, but I took part in some hunter competitions as well. I've also been involved in an equestrian association for a few years where I assisted and supported my horse club especially during big events such as competitions.