Pauline BASQUIN, French Dressage athlete.
Name | Pauline BASQUIN |
FEI ID | 10087692 |
Gender | Female |
Date of Birth | 09/12/1978 |
Competing for | France - FRA |
Registration | Dressage 2025 |
Last update | 25/07/2024 |
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Sport Specific Information | |
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Why this sport? | Began her riding career early as her parents ran a pony club near Rennes, France. |
Club / Team | Cadre Noir: Saumur, FRA |
Name of coach | National: Jean Morel (FRA). Personal: Jan Nivelle (BEL), Carlos Pinto (POR) |
Training Regime | She rides for up to eight hours per day. "In Saumur, we are lucky enough to have several miles of outdoor tracks. Sertorius spends half the day in the paddock, and has massages three times a week. As the teachers of future instructors and trainers, we are there to teach them how to learn: the horse's physical and mental well-being is a point that I really emphasise in my teaching, which I try to pass on to my students, so that they, in turn, can then pass that principle on to their students." (equitalyon.com, 27 Oct 2022) |
Further Personal Information | |
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Family | Two children |
Other names | Pauline Vanlandeghem |
Residence | Saumur, FRA |
Occupation | Athlete, Coach, Horse Trainer |
Languages | French |
Higher education | Sports Science - National Equestrian School: Saumur, FRA |
General Interest | |
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Ambitions | To compete at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. (ifce.fr, 20 May 2022) |
Other information | SWITCH TO DRESSAGE She used to ride showjumping horses, training and competing them up to a 1.35-meter level. She joined the Cadre Noir de Saumur as a show jumping rider in 2006. However, after the birth of her two sons, she decided to shift her focus to competitions and towards more equestrian galas, particularly the performances with the Cadre Noir. In 2012, she turned to dressage during a trip to the CHI in Aachen (GER) with students from the Cadre Noir. |
General highlights | Selected for France for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Competed at the 2022 World Championships in Herning (DEN), and the 2023 European Championships in Riesenbeck (GER). |
Milestones | She was part of France's first FEI Dressage Nations Cup winning team in Rotterdam in 2023. She became the first female rider to be part of the famous the Cadre Noir de Saumur. (equitalyon.com, 27 Oct 2022) |