aughter of the famous jockey Henri Samani (first mounts withllustrious silks: Rothschild, Aga Khan, Fustock) and of a lawyer mother, she fell passionately for the noble animal at the age of 6 years old but it was at the age of 10 that she received from her father her first horse, with all the usual advice and, above all, reminders of her of her responsibilities.

After a strict and daily apprenticeship, full of joys and sorrows, she became a passionate devotee. The horse held such a place in her heart that it was not unusual to see her tempted to give it pride of place over her lessons.

Then she discovered the beauty of literary texts and above all the pleasure of acting them out. Working the stage for 14 years, the ups and downs of the actor's profession incited her to return to her first love. Thus, without ever having truly abandoned it, she returned quite naturally to her former passion for horses.

 Being privileged to learn from one of the most remarkable riding masters of our time, Manuel Jorge Oliveira, she learned the art of riding and dressage with psychology, patience, tact and finesse. This meeting was decisive, as this rich schooling enabled her thereafter to pursue with passion her search for precision and perfection.