Uliano Vezzani, one of the leading course designers in world jumping, will be this year's Maestro designer at the Longines Athina Onassis Horse Show, an essential event on the 5* circuit! Like a film director, Uliano Vezzani will set the stage in Saint-Tropez to allow riders and horses to express themselves in the best conditions. With forty yearly international events to his credit and a passion for equestrian sports, the international course designer is especially attentive to the wellbeing of horses because they are the ones "who judge and approve your course by their physical and mental fitness." The former rider's goal is to design an athletically challenging course using a fragile equation: respect for the animals, attentiveness to riders and the desire to provide a unique show to the audience. "I am proud to participate in the Longines Athina Onassis Horse Show. It is a first for me and this new adventure will certainly enrich my experience. I am impatient to meet the riders and public next June," Vezzani points out
Uliano Vezzani, one of the leading course designers in world jumping, will be this year's Maestro designer at the Longines Athina Onassis Horse Show, an essential event on the 5* circuit! Like a film director, Uliano Vezzani will set the stage in Saint-Tropez to allow riders and horses to express themselves in the best conditions. With forty yearly international events to his credit and a passion for equestrian sports, the international course designer is especially attentive to the wellbeing of horses because they are the ones "who judge and approve your course by their physical and mental fitness." The former rider's goal is to design an athletically challenging course using a fragile equation: respect for the animals, attentiveness to riders and the desire to provide a unique show to the audience. "I am proud to participate in the Longines Athina Onassis Horse Show. It is a first for me and this new adventure will certainly enrich my experience. I am impatient to meet the riders and public next June," Vezzani points out