BONDING TIME
Loving care and advice
Whether or not they love animals, horses or riding, children will adore looking after these furry companions. Sports coach, Caroline, offers precious advice, accompanying children while they learn about the everyday life of the Haras du Pin ponies, in this exceptional setting, nicknamed “The Equestrian Versailles.”
AN ENCOUNTER THAT WILL CHANGE EVERYTHING!
All in a morning…
Your child will meet the pony for the first time in its paddock. The first meeting is the most important, so it’s essential not to rush things and to take time to establish trust and feel comfortable. With instruction and guidance, your child will build a relationship of trust with his/her new companion and learn how to care for him. Then it’s time to feed, groom and beautify him! Finally, it’s time to choose the most suitable exercise, depending on your child’s level: training on foot using lunge lines or a long lead, or an introduction to vaulting, on horseback.
AN EQUESTRIAN PARADISE
Something to take home
Something to take home
Youngsters will set off home with a head full of memories and images of this incredible place founded by Louis XIV. And parents (or carers) have not been forgotten: with its royal stables, formal gardens and grounds, this lush, green setting, which extends over more than 1000 hectares, is a must-visit site, renowned for its international horse competitions. A delight to visit!
Les P’tis pins at the Haras du Pin stud arm (8 to 12 years)