Yes, I received training in the field of equestrianism at the National Equestrian Institute, where I studied for three consecutive years to obtain my diploma.

I worked in three equestrian clubs, and before that I worked on a farm where I was the one who fed the horses, gave them water, ensured their safety, rode them, saddled them for the riders, and noticed their mood changes so that I could call the vete

The experience lasted for 5 years: two years on a small farm where I fed and rode the horses, then I joined an equestrian institute where I studied for three years and learned the basics of true horsemanship and how to deal with horses and with horse owners.

Due to the different places, it was necessary to work with various types of horses: stallions, newborn foals, and older horses. Sometimes I worked all day because I actually slept near the horses The continuation of the above is: if the club where I was working was far from my home.

The type of work I do is that I am a horse groom, but I am also skilled in horse riding. I have ridden many types of horses before: French horses, English horses, Breton horses, and purebred Arabian horses. I have no problem riding any type, and I am good at riding on flat ground as well as jumping over obstacles, which I also enjoy.

Of course, I worked as a groom with riders in competitions, in both jumping and dressage, and I also participated as a competitor in show jumping.