I have been riding horses since I was a child, but the real enthusiast is my mother: an innate, intense passion that requires commitment, time and dedication. Even today she is the one who takes care of our horses, with a natural talent for understanding and handling them.

Horse riding is an extraordinary sport: it teaches respect, patience and attention to the animal. It does not only mean getting on the saddle, but also listening to the horse, understanding its movements, its needs, caring for it before and after riding.

Horses need air, light and movement. For years we looked for stables where their well-being really came first, but my mother's dream was always to have them at home.
It is essential that a horse can spend time in the paddock, free to move around, choose where to go, relate to its fellows, live as natural a life as possible.

After years of activities and competitions, that dream has come true: the horses are finally with us, in a stable that over time we have equipped with all the necessary space and comfort. They live without tension, are moved every day and graze serenely in our meadows.

Such sensitive and intelligent animals have brought a new balance into our lives: an authentic energy, made up of emotions, challenges, small daily gestures and a lot of joy. A bond that reminds us, every day, of the beauty of a simpler life close to nature.