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Cookie policy (EU)

Last updated: 6 November 2026.

1. What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small file saved by your browser on your device (computer, tablet, phone) when you visit a website. It allows that device to be recognised for a limited time. A cookie cannot damage your device.

2. Cookies used on this site

  • tarteaucitron (Écurie des Charmettes): remembers your choice about cookies. Duration: 6 months. This cookie is needed to respect your choice and does not require consent.
  • _ga (Google Analytics): distinguishes visitors in order to measure traffic. Duration: 6 months. Set only with your consent.
  • _ga_ followed by an identifier (Google Analytics): keeps the state of your visit session. Duration: 6 months. Set only with your consent.

Google Analytics tells us, in the form of statistics, which pages are viewed and how the site is used. Its script is loaded only after you agree: if you refuse, or until you have made a choice, no data is sent to Google.

Google may process this data outside the European Union, particularly in the United States. To find out more, see Google’s privacy policy.

3. Your choice

On your first visit, a banner lets you accept or refuse these cookies. Refusing is as easy as accepting, and the site works the same way in both cases.

Your choice is kept for 6 months. We then ask you again.

You can change it at any time: manage cookies. This link also appears at the bottom of every page. If you withdraw your consent, the Google Analytics cookies are deleted.

You can also block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Its help section explains how.

4. What does not set cookies

  • Videos and fonts are hosted on this site and use no third-party service.
  • The contact form does not set any cookie.
  • The link to Instagram sets nothing on this site. If you follow it, Instagram’s policy applies.

5. Contact

The controller of this processing is ÉCURIE DES CHARMETTES. For any question: contact@ecurie-des-charmettes.fr. Your rights are set out in the legal notice. You may also lodge a complaint with the CNIL, the French data protection authority.