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Kian Dore unbeatable winner of Stuttgart Pony Trophy!

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 18-11-2023

Irishman Kian Dore was a comfortabe winner of the FEI Jumping Ponies‘ Trophy for the Prize of Ensinger Mineral-Heilquellen GmbH. Riding in front of a 8,000 crowd at the 37th International STUTTGART GERMAN MASTERS Horse Show on Saturday, he was over two seconds quicker than his rivals.

Renske van Middendorp followed as runner-up, aboard Labonita ZV (Best Boy), an eight-year-old mare was also faultless but in a time of 37.06 seconds. The 16-year-old Naomi Himmelreich (Germany) and Red Star Optimus, a ten-year-old stallion bred in Belgium came third (38.16 seconds).

Kian Dore is currently leading the Pony Trophy after his victory in Lyon and Stuttgart. In a shared third spot Renke van Middendorp follows compatriot Bethany Vos.

Results


source: Press Release/ Equnews

Renske van Middendorp followed as runner-up, aboard Labonita ZV (Best Boy), an eight-year-old mare was also faultless but in a time of 37.06 seconds. The 16-year-old Naomi Himmelreich (Germany) and Red Star Optimus, a ten-year-old stallion bred in Belgium came third (38.16 seconds).

Kian Dore is currently leading the Pony Trophy after his victory in Lyon and Stuttgart. In a shared third spot Renke van Middendorp follows compatriot Bethany Vos.

Results


source: Press Release/ Equnews
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