Jean-Marc Wozniak is horse riding instructor with a state diploma. He studied at the national school of Haras du Pin (France), where he graduated in 1973.
After 15 years in Germany as an instructor and competition horse rider in the three disciplines (show jumping, dressage, and eventing), Jean-Marc Wozniak came back to France, more precisely in Alsace, where he ran a horse-riding centre and trained young instructors.
Focused on dressage and hunter, he led teams of young horsemen up to the Championship of France and was also responsible for the Alsace dressage team at the inter-league Championship of Pompadour for several years.
After an accident in 1998, Jean-Marc Wozniak oriented himself towards horse carriage driving and became, after few years of competition at
the national and international level, member of the French team and was the best French driver at the World Pony Carriage Driving Championships held in Catton Hall (United Kingdom) in July 2005.
After 15 years in Germany as an instructor and competition horse rider in the three disciplines (show jumping, dressage, and eventing), Jean-Marc Wozniak came back to France, more precisely in Alsace, where he ran a horse-riding centre and trained young instructors.
Focused on dressage and hunter, he led teams of young horsemen up to the Championship of France and was also responsible for the Alsace dressage team at the inter-league Championship of Pompadour for several years.
After an accident in 1998, Jean-Marc Wozniak oriented himself towards horse carriage driving and became, after few years of competition at
the national and international level, member of the French team and was the best French driver at the World Pony Carriage Driving Championships held in Catton Hall (United Kingdom) in July 2005.
In order to promote horse carriage driving, and make it better known to young people, he opened a horse carriage school in 2006, in Biencourt-sur-Orge (Meuse region, France.)