The "Nousha Arabians Endurance" story began a little later, in December 2009, with the purchase of my first Purebred Arabian filly, Elisou d'Anthaeus, then a two-year-old, destined to be fully valued in endurance races and to play the role of "mother" when she was too old to continue performing. A mare I decided to name Nousha in my private life.

Two years later, in 2011, in order to accompany me during training sessions that were getting longer due to the distances I was aiming for, my father decided to get involved, and we decided to look for a second horse. The goal here was quite different, as the goal was to find a companion of the same age (or close to it), who could keep up with the training schedule and also compete in Young Horse races. Our choice then fell on a 3-year-old gelding, Ussade Maison Blanche (by Ofir Al Hfifa** & Orane des Cigales by Tauqui El Masan****), with clearly visible endurance genetics.

It was from this moment that the idea of an endurance stable was born.

The story could then truly begin with my first podium finishes in international races in 2014, the purchase of several other horses, the French team's victory in the Nations Cup in Brussels in 2017, horses from owners entrusted to work, victories, podium finishes, and numerous qualifications on the national circuit from 20km to 80km, as well as on the international circuit in CEI1*, CEI2*, and CEI3*.

 

It was in 2021 that I finally had the opportunity to purchase my own facility, located in Pas-de-Calais, in Alembon, in the Boulogne region. An ideal location with the sea nearby and kilometers of uneven paths, between fields and forests, between stabilized and dirt soils, perfect for training endurance horses in all weathers and at all times of the year.