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Rupert Carl Winkelmann and Quinn 33 unbeatable in Wellington!

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 10-02-2024

In Friday's 1.50m main CSI5* class at the Winter Equestrian Festival in Wellington, Florida it was German's Rupert Carl Winkelmann who jumped to victory aboard the 14-year-old,  Quinn 33 (Quidam de Revel, breeder: Jürgen Hattebuhr)

Winkelmann and his son by Quidam de Revel were just 0.4 seconds faster as Luis Fernando Larrazabal with Belle de Muze (Ponsee V). Aboard the Moroccon-bred mare the Colombian rider, referred, Erynn Ballard with Game Over (Ukato) to the third spot.

Reignin Olympic champion, Ben Maher followed aboard Enjeu de Grisien (Toulon), while Carly Anthony and Jet Blue (VDL Zirocco Blue N.O.P.) completed the top five.

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Winkelmann and his son by Quidam de Revel were just 0.4 seconds faster as Luis Fernando Larrazabal with Belle de Muze (Ponsee V). Aboard the Moroccon-bred mare the Colombian rider, referred, Erynn Ballard with Game Over (Ukato) to the third spot.

Reignin Olympic champion, Ben Maher followed aboard Enjeu de Grisien (Toulon), while Carly Anthony and Jet Blue (VDL Zirocco Blue N.O.P.) completed the top five.

All results

F. © Sportfot

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