Daniel Deusser and Cornet d'Amour on top of the Longines Masters Grand Prix in Paris

Daniel Deusser and Cornet d'Amour on top of the Longines Masters Grand Prix in Paris
It was a thrilling 1.60m Longines Grand Prix in Paris today. With a total of 12 combinations at the start of the Jump-off a total of seven pairs finished the second round faultless.

the first clear ride was set by Jos Verlooy in the saddle of the Casall-son, Caracas. Eventually Verlooy had to be satisfied with a sixth spot. It was Daniel Deusser who took the spoils aboard Cornet d'Amour. Together with the 14-year-old Cornet Obolensky-son, Deusser made a clear finish in 37.95 seconds.

France's Simon Delestre followed as runner-up for the home crowd. In the saddle of Hermes Ryan (by Hugo Gesmeray), Delestre made it a clear finish in 38.08 seconds.

USA's Lauren Hough placed third aboard the 13-year-old Ohlala (by Orlando).

Just outside the stage, Pénélope Leprévost and Maikel van der Vleuten completed the top five. Leprévost placed fourth with the 12-year-old sBs-sire, Vagabond de la Pomme (by Vigo d'Arsouilles). For Dutch show jumping rider, van der Vleuten and Salomon (by Stolzenberg) there was a fifth place.

Deusser won 99.000 euro with his first place.

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