Tailor-made shows for prestigious events!
Shows for special events
Appreciated by the public and professionals alike, Vol Libre boasts performances that are as visual as they are poetic, and as lively as they are unique.
Our eagles, falcons, hawks, owls, horses have marked many events with their charisma and natural talents.
Together we will realize your most gigantic events with love, respect and passion for our animals.
Some examples of shows on horse events
EQUESTRIAN SHOWS
RACECOURSES
Longchamp and Auteuil / France Galop – 2014
Vichy – 2011
EQUESTRIAN FESTIVALS
Equestria Festival – Tarbes 2016
Festival of Equestrian Art – Royan 2010
WORLD EQUESTRIAN GAMES
Performances at the Games Village, Caen (France) – 2014
HORSE SHOWS
Polo Bagatelle de Paris – 2008
Horse Fair, Paris – 2000, 2002, 2006
INTERNATIONAL SHOW JUMPING EVENTS
Geneva (Switzerland)
Kiel (Germany)
British Open (England)
La Baule (France)
FRENCH NATIONAL STUD
Hennebont – 2013
Tarbes – 2016
GRANDES ECURIES DE CHANTILLY
The largest stables in Europe and a masterpiece of 18th century architecture!
A collaboration with Yves and Sophie Bienaimé on a show devoted to the art of dressage – 2006
Some examples on special events
LARGE-SCALE PERFORMANCES
EXCALIBUR
Stade de France – 2011
A show by Mario Luraschi
A feast for the senses at the Stade de France on September 24, 2011 in front of 50,000 spectators.
Our riders and falconers participated in the show, and our bald eagle wowed the crowds with his graceful flight above the arena.
EQI
Monteux / France– 2014
Equestrian musical show at Monteux, near Avignon.
A show directed by the famous trainer of wild horses, Frédéric Pignon and his partner, Magali Delgado.
VERDI’S AIDA, OPERA
Stade de France – 2001
The flight of the bald eagle…
Performed at the Stade de France, Paris, Germany and Switzerland.
EXCALIBUR
Event show directed by Christian Vallat and equestrian stunts by Mario Luraschi; presented at the Stade de France in Paris on September 24, 2011 in front of 50,000 spectators!
OPERA AÏDA
Flight of the Bald Eagle in a scene from Aida’s opera. At the Stade de France, then in Germany and in Switzerland, 2001.
