3 Nov 2026 05:00
Plaidchat: Anne-Sophie Milette
In this episode of The Plaidcast, Piper Klemm is joined by Anne-Sophie Milette of Primi for a conversation exploring the evolving European horse market and the process of finding and importing horses for North American riders.
Originally from Canada, Anne-Sophie moved to Belgium to pursue her career in the equestrian industry and has developed a unique perspective on the differences between European and North American horse markets. She shares how Primi is working to simplify the horse-buying experience through its fixed-price auction model, comprehensive veterinary evaluations, and transparent sales information. Anne-Sophie also discusses the importance of matching horses with the right riders, the challenges of acclimating imported horses to new environments, and Primi's upcoming November sale.Visit the website at: https://www.primi.horse/
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