Anne-Sophie Cambourieu

🇫🇷 Background & Role

Anne-Sophie Cambourieu is a French dressage rider, trainer, and equestrian business operator based at the Centre Équestre de la Picardière in Vierzon (Cher, France) — one of the most important dressage venues in France.

She is part of the Cambourieu family, which has long been involved in managing and developing the Picardière equestrian centre and its national-level dressage competitions.

She operates through her company:

AS Cambourieu Équitation (founded 2021)

Activity: dressage training, horse development, teaching and competition coaching

🏆 Competitive Achievements

🇫🇷 French National Champion (Pro Level)

Winner of the French Pro 3 Dressage Championship (2024) at Vierzon

Riding Forever Young S, scoring ~68.8% in the final test

🇫🇷 Pro 1 Champion (same event block)

Also competed successfully at national level in Pro 1 categories

Won Pro 1 title in 2024 with Fantastic Filomena

👉 This makes her a dual national-level champion (Pro 1 + Pro 3 categories) in the same championship year.

🏇 Competition Level & Role

Active in French national dressage circuit (Pro 1 / Pro 2 / Pro 3 level)

Regular competitor and organizer at:

Master Pro de Vierzon (French Dressage Championships)

Grand National FFE circuits

She competes at a strong national level (not FEI international Grand Prix level) but is deeply involved in top-tier French national sport.

🏢 Professional Work (Picardière)

She works at:

Centre Équestre de la Picardière – Vierzon

Her roles include:

Training dressage horses

Coaching riders (amateur → Pro levels)

Developing horses for competition and sale

Organising major national dressage events

The Picardière is widely known in France as a major hub for dressage sport, regularly hosting national championships.

📌 Riding & Training Style

From competition interviews and reporting:

Focus on training and developing horses for sport and sale

Works closely with young horses and competition horses

Emphasises building horses for progression through French national levels

Active competitor rather than purely coaching-based trainer