The Abraxan horses only drank single-malt whisky. Despite being used as transportation by Beauxbatons, travelling in an Abraxan horse-drawn giant carriage the size of a house was a breach of the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy. The carriages were light blue, pulled by a dozen winged horses.
Students and staff were transported by use of the Beauxbatons Carriages (French: Le carrosse de Beauxbâtons ). " As the gigantic black shape skimmed over the treetops of the Forbidden Forest and the lights shining from the castle windows hit it, they saw a gigantic, powderblue, horse-drawn carriage, the size of a large house, soaring toward them, pulled through the air by a dozen winged horses, all palominos, and each the size of an elephant." - The Beauxbatons' carriages arrive at Hogwarts In 1927, French wizarding newspaper Le Cri de la Gargouille reported a potion scandal involving Beauxbatons students. During the 1994 tournament, Madame Maxime served as head of the academy. In the 1994 tournament, Fleur was selected school champion and finished in fourth place behind the other three contestants. However, the beast went on a rampage and injured three of the judges one of the injured was at the time the head of Beauxbatons. During the 1792 tournament one of the tasks involved catching a cockatrice. īeauxbatons participated in the Triwizard Tournament that was held in 1792 and the tournament that was held in 1994. Olympe Maxime, Headmistress in the mid 1990s, was (in spite of her protestations to the contrary) a half-giantess clever, elegant, and undeniably awe-inspiring. Īpart from the Flamels, famous ex-students of Beauxbatons included Vincent Duc de Trefle-Picques, who escaped the Terror by casting a Concealment Charm on his own neck and pretending that his head had already been cut off Luc Millefeuille, the infamous pastry-maker and Muggle- poisoner and Fleur Delacour, who fought in the world-famous Battle of Hogwarts, married Bill Weasley, and was awarded medals of bravery from both the French and British Ministries of Magic. Most prominent were Nicolas Flamel, the alchemist famed for discovering the Philosopher's Stone, and his wife Perenelle. Founded sometime before the 1290s, Beauxbatons had many noteworthy students over the years.
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