No formal equine diplomas — my training was hands-on: years of open-country riding at a ranch in the French Alps, learning directly from the owner, plus a 15-day private intensive course at a top riding center in Deauville. I hold professional training in acting and group communication (Cours Florent, Paris), useful for guiding and reassuring guests.

Waitress (orders, service). Founder of an events business; organized public cinema events (100+ guests). Promotional brand work at Festival de Cannes. Content creator since 16 (filming, editing, 20K+ followers). Drama-trained, group coaching.

Riding since age 4: club lessons until 10, then open-country riding until 17 at a ranch in Auron (French Alps), working directly with the owner — full summers in pastures, foal care, western saddle. 15-day private intensive course in Deauville (~16): instructors placed me well above my self-assessed level, incl. jumping and outdoor rides on challenging horses. Paused during studies in Paris, riding again since returning south two years ago. No official French grade (Galop) — always prioritized real-world practice over theory. What I love most: trail riding and the connection with the horse.

Yes — hands-on care and raising of a young foal during full summer seasons at a ranch in the French Alps. Experienced working outdoors in all weather, in pastures and enclosures. Comfortable handling horses on the ground daily (grooming, hoof care, fly masks, rinsing after work, basic wound care). Group leadership experience through drama coaching and event organizing — used to guiding and reassuring people of all ages.

Mostly trail and open-country riding (walk, trot, canter) — that's where I feel at home. Ridden in both western and English saddles, on varied terrain including mountain trails. Some jumping experience from my intensive course in Deauville, where I also rode more challenging horses. Comfortable on long outdoor rides.

No competition background — my experience is trail and outdoor riding, not the show circuit. During my intensive course in Deauville I practiced jumping and was placed by instructors at a level well above my own estimate, but I never pursued competitions. My focus has always been horsemanship, care, and the trail.