Canadian horses: Michel Allen raises masters of versatility
Canadian horses: Michel Allen raises masters of versatility
Michel Allen has always loved horses, having grown up with them. In 2001, he purchased his first Canadian horses and saw first-hand the versatility and intelligence they possessed, and knew at that moment that they were the horses he wanted to breed. He has been running Élevage Fabie with his wife Claude for the last 10 years. Here he is pictured with Une-Chance, a celebrity at the farm.
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