German Grand Prix rider Bernadette Brune has sold her equestrian property, Domaine Equestre des Grands Pins, in Vidauban, France. Brune purchased the yard in 2006 and transformed it into a top equestrian facility where international dressage and show jumping competitions were held from 2009 to 2015. Vidauban hosted its first CDI in 2009 and became known for its French “sunshine” tour.
In 2016, Brune relocated to Germany to be closer to western European competition sport and German training. The facility continued to operate as an equestrian center with national level shows. The property has now been sold to a Chinese investor who has been based in France for twenty years. The new owner shares Brune’s vision for the future of the facility and plans to make it a center of excellence for equestrian sport.
Brune expressed her excitement about passing on the property to someone who shares her ambition for the facility. She is confident that the new owner will continue the legacy of excellence at Domaine Equestre des Grands Pins. The new owner has ambitious plans for the property, which Brune believes will be spectacular and ensure the continued success of the equestrian center.
