Darel Pony Club Competes at French Equestrian Championships
Darel Pony Club competes at the French equestrian championships with eight riders showcasing their skills and a unique carousel performance.
- • Eight riders from Darel Pony Club compete across dressage, cross-country, and show jumping.
- • Melissa Mula leads the club I excellence category; others in club II elite team category aim to improve last year's ranking.
- • A unique carousel performance featuring eight riders will present artistic and technical elements of dressage.
- • The team has received support from twenty local sponsors for their participation in the championships.
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The Darel Pony Club is making waves at the 2025 French equestrian championships held in Lamotte-Beuvron, which runs until July 27. Eight dedicated riders from the club are set to showcase their skills across various disciplines including dressage, cross-country, and show jumping. Four of the youthful competitors, including Melissa Mula, who is in the club I excellence category, and 17-year-old Agathe Matéo, 19-year-old Léa Gérard, and Lisa Boulay in the club II elite team category, are determined to achieve better rankings than last year’s close finish just outside the top five.
Additionally, the club will present a unique carousel performance featuring a team of eight riders, merging the artistic beauty and technical skills inherent in dressage. This performance, a first for the team, has seen rigorous rehearsals, focusing on choreography, costumes, and music, guided by mentor Jean-Louis Legoux. Coach Candice Legoux commended the enthusiasm and preparation of her riders, which has been underway since last October.
Speaking of their sponsors, Legoux expressed heartfelt thanks to the twenty local merchants and artisans who supported the team’s participation, citing their invaluable contribution to this local sporting endeavor. The Darel Pony Club is hopeful that their hard work and dedication will lead to a successful championship outing, marking an exciting milestone for the riders.
This article was synthesized and translated from native language sources to provide English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
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