Growing up on a stud farm in Talegaon, courtesy his late father who bred horses for the racecourse, Rohan More learnt to ride horses even before he could ride a bicycle. Not surprising, then, that the 37-year-old trains horses and coaches national-level riders at Japalouppe Equestrian Centre that he started with his mother, Lorraine, 20 years ago. Nestled in the rustic Sahyadris on the fringes of Pune, the centre derives its name from Jappeloup, a French horse that was considered too short to succeed in show-jumping, but ended up bagging a gold with his rider, Pierre Durand, in the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games.