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New tophorse for Piergiorgio Bucci

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 26-06-2019

Kevin Staut has parted from one of his top horses, the French number one showjumping rider, sees his 11-year-old Edesa's Cannary moving to Piergiorgrio Bucci.

After a dispute with owner Grégoir Oberson, Oberson has decided to entrust Italy's Piergiorgio Bucci with his Caretino-son. The new combination already jumped their first classes together.

Staut and Edesa's Cannary made their last performance at the World Cup finals in Götenborg. The pair classified in the 1.60m qualifier. Earlier, Staut placed second in the World Cup leg of Mechelen, Belgium.


Ph. FEI

After a dispute with owner Grégoir Oberson, Oberson has decided to entrust Italy's Piergiorgio Bucci with his Caretino-son. The new combination already jumped their first classes together.

Staut and Edesa's Cannary made their last performance at the World Cup finals in Götenborg. The pair classified in the 1.60m qualifier. Earlier, Staut placed second in the World Cup leg of Mechelen, Belgium.


Ph. FEI

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