I graduated in Equine Technical and Zootechnical Sciences

My equestrian experience began at the age of 6. My father took me for pony rides and it was love at first ride. I started taking lessons at the same place, and I took part in my first show jumping competitions there. I continued my training to participate in competitions in different riding schools. My greatest sporting expression was during the regional championships in Liguria where, with my horse Miraggio, we came second in the standings for the Junior-senior Patent Trophy category. I had 5 horses at the same time, 2 show jumping and the other 3 retired at home. I have done support work for my trainers riding their horses as well as other clients' horses. I also carried out internships in equestrian centers as a stable operator so I was responsible for cleaning the boxes and rationing the horses. Following this passion at 360 degrees, I graduated in Equine Technical and Zootechnical Sciences. Therefore my skills also extend into the technical as well as practical fields.

In my equestrian sporting career I have had the opportunity to deal with many horses, from the most competitive ones to young horses. I am a person who adapts to the needs and attitude of horses, both mounted and for work and management from the ground. I can also manage the cleaning of the stalls and rationing. I have a lot of passion that drives me, combined with my calm and patience.

I have ridden various types of horses: stallions, mares, tamed and slightly tamed foals, ponies, competition horses, school horses, hot and even cold horses. The type of riding is English, with particular work from the ground, on the flat and along show jumping routes. I have never been afraid of facing new experiences, in fact I am always delighted by them!

As far as competitions are concerned, I have personally carried out competitions. I have never had the fortune of grooming any other rider, with the exception of my trainers to whom I gave support in preparing the horses for competitions, especially when there were many of them close together in starting order.