He was five years old when he first saw a horse and his reaction was amazement, he started his journey of lessons and competitions where high-level sporting results were the top priority. He then met someone who explained that there's much more than only competition and technique, someone who taught him to think almost like a horse. Everything has changed and step-by-step, the horse became his friend. From a great horseman, famous or not, he learned to observe, wait, and listen, if the results are slow, he remembers what Ray Hunt said, "Believe in your horse so your horse can believe in you".