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Christian Ahlmann still in the lead of Western Europe World Cup ranking

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 01-02-2016

Only one qualifier is left in the Longines FEI World Cup Western European League. With one leg to go it is Zangersheide's champion, Christian Ahlmann who keeps his lead in the series. The German rider added another nine points in Zürich today, and now has a total of 86 points before the final stage in Bordeaux. France’s Simon Delestre still has 61 points and is rank two, while Dutch rider Harrie Smolders holds on to his third spot on the standings. Then follows Smolder’s colleague Jos Verlooy from Belgium and his student Audrey Coulter from USA. CLICK HERE FOR THE STANDINGS

Only one qualifier is left in the Longines FEI World Cup Western European League. With one leg to go it is Zangersheide's champion, Christian Ahlmann who keeps his lead in the series. The German rider added another nine points in Zürich today, and now has a total of 86 points before the final stage in Bordeaux. France’s Simon Delestre still has 61 points and is rank two, while Dutch rider Harrie Smolders holds on to his third spot on the standings. Then follows Smolder’s colleague Jos Verlooy from Belgium and his student Audrey Coulter from USA. CLICK HERE FOR THE STANDINGS

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