THIS BOOK IS IN FRENCH

Built in 1735, the Great Stables of Chantilly have always lived with and for horses. In three centuries they have seen a succession of horses of service or on hunting, racing horses, school horses and, today, artists horses. If Yves loved one has had the idea to open them to the public by creating the Living Museum of the Horse in 1982, their life continues today with the Aga Khan, who fully modernized the Horse Museum, and the first daughter, Sophie loved one who perpetuates and transmits it, tirelessly melee story Equestrian Art and spectacle.

This book, written by Pascal Renauldon, takes you in the footsteps of the horses and the riders who, in entertainment shows, continuing the writing of the history of the Great Stables.

Pascal Renauldon is above all passionate. In 1991, he discovered the Great Stables of Chantilly and ...Sophie, who will become his wife. Equestrian journalist (L Spur, Equestrio, St. George, Germany, etc.), it is today editor of Equestrio France. Old Rider eventing and jumping of obstacles, now polo player; a topic on which he published a book with Editions Atlas in 2014.

Combining the love of words of his wife and the horses he published in 2013 L-Ecuyer gardener Editions du Rocher, a biography Yves Beloved, founder of Living Horse Museum in Chantilly. His work, and his tribute one might say, continues here with Les Chevaux de Chantilly.

Présentation de l'éditeur

Construites en 1735, les Grandes Ecuries de Chantilly ont toujours vécues grâce et pour les chevaux. En trois siècles, elles ont vu se succéder des chevaux de service ou de vénerie, des chevaux de course, des chevaux d école et, aujourd hui, des chevaux artistes. Si Yves Bienaimé a eu l idée de les ouvrir au grand public en y créant le Musée vivant du Cheval en 1982, leur vie se prolonge aujourd hui grâce au prince Aga Khan, qui a entièrement
modernisé le Musée du cheval, et à la fille du premier, Sophie Bienaimé, qui y pérennise et transmet, inlassablement, une histoire mêlée d art équestre et de spectacle.
Cet ouvrage, écrit par Pascal Renauldon, vous emmène sur les pas de ces chevaux et de ces cavalières qui, de spectacles en spectacles, poursuivent l écriture de l histoire des Grandes Ecuries.

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