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A Portrait of the Giona Siblings
A multi-talented Family
Equipe Giona stands for versatility and equestrian quality. The Italian family has been thrilling the CAVALLUNA audience with breathtaking show numbers for years: Whether with harmoniously presented dressage interludes or the spectacular Hungarian Post - there is hardly a discipline that they have not mastered.
Equipe Giona stands for versatility and equestrian quality. The Italian family has been thrilling the CAVALLUNA audience with breathtaking show numbers for years: Whether with harmoniously presented dressage interludes or the spectacular Hungarian Post - there is hardly a discipline that they have not mastered. Added to this is an incomparable acting talent, thanks to which they can effortlessly embody almost any role, whether evil, funny or heroic.
The Sibling Duo from Italy
Giulia and Diego grew up in a horse-loving family near Verona and whether father, children or uncle - really everyone is part of the team. Several generations have learned to ride on the same pony named Susi. By now, the siblings excel in various disciplines, liberty, Hungarian post, classical dressage and Giulia even in aerial acrobatics
Giulia and Diego grew up in a horse-loving family near Verona and whether father, children or uncle - really everyone is part of the team. Several generations have learned to ride on the same pony named Susi. By now, the siblings excel in various disciplines, liberty, Hungarian post, classical dressage and Giulia even in aerial acrobatics. Their motivation stems from their family, which always supports each other.
The Riding Team at CAVALLUNA
Diego shines in the Hungarian post with up to six horses at a time, directing them in a slalom around barrels or jumping over obstacles with them. He stands on two horses and steers four others on long lines next to or in front of him through the course.
Diego shines in the Hungarian post with up to six horses at a time, directing them in a slalom around barrels or jumping over obstacles with them. He stands on two horses and steers four others on long lines next to or in front of him through the course. Giulia on the other hand shows her unique skills in dressage and doma vaquera. She has worked with many types of horses in her life, but some of her favourites are certainly the fiery Andalusians and the majestic Friesians.
