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“It doesn’t come by itself, we work day in, day out”: Emilie Conter on the road to the top

© Tomas Holcbecher

“Dreams can never be too big,” says Emilie Conter with determination. The Belgian show jumper radiates a blend of down-to-earth realism and ambition that typifies her generation. She grew up in a family where horses are part of everyday life, yet she consciously chose her own path. With ups and downs, pressure and expectations, but above all, with passion. In this conversation, she talks about her journey to the top, the value of hard work, and why she envisions her future as a balance between top-level sport and the horse trade.

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