Pénélope Leprevost participated in her first French championships at the age of 6. She followed amateur competition until the year 2000, the year when she decided to turn professional.
Since 2005, the Normand rider continues to thrive. Crowned champion of the riders of France in 2006, she preserved her title in 2007, and wins her selection in the French team after a CSI3* Grand Prix win.
In 2008, with Michel Robert as a coach and Jubilée d’Ouilly as partner, Pénélope Leprevost reaches the highest level.
In 2009, the couple is practically always present with the French team for the Nations Cup, who is finally granted a win by series.
In 2010 and 2011, the rider remains an essential pillar in the French team who, once again, won the prestigious circuit of the Nations Cup (2010), and team silver in the world championships (2010) as well as the European championships (2011) and more recently the gold team medal of the Nations Cup finale 2013.
Since 2005, the Normand rider continues to thrive. Crowned champion of the riders of France in 2006, she preserved her title in 2007, and wins her selection in the French team after a CSI3* Grand Prix win.
In 2008, with Michel Robert as a coach and Jubilée d’Ouilly as partner, Pénélope Leprevost reaches the highest level.
In 2009, the couple is practically always present with the French team for the Nations Cup, who is finally granted a win by series.
In 2010 and 2011, the rider remains an essential pillar in the French team who, once again, won the prestigious circuit of the Nations Cup (2010), and team silver in the world championships (2010) as well as the European championships (2011) and more recently the gold team medal of the Nations Cup finale 2013.
- 12th by team in the Olympics 2012 (Mylord Carthago*HN)
- Vice world champion 2010 (Mylord Carthago*HN)
- Vice European champion by team in 2011 (Mylord Carthago*HN)
- Gold medal by team at the Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup finale 2013 (Nayana)