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Championships

Scott Brash claims title of FEI World Cup of Verona

  • by Katrien Equnews
  • 10-11-2019

The victory of the 1,60m Longines FEI World Cup of Verona went to Briton Scott Brash with Hello M'Lady (Indoctro) today. 

QUICK RESULT

1. Scott Brash - Hello M'Lady

2. Darragh Kenny - Romeo

3. Steve Guerdat - Alamo

Scott Brash and thirteen-year-old BWP-bred mare Hello M'lady, a daughter of Indoctro x Baloubet du Rouet. The pair crossed the finish line of the jump-off in 35,55 seconds, and beat their 15 competitors. 

Darragh Kenny and Romeo (Contact vd Heffinck) jumped to a silver spot for the Irish in 36,06 seconds, Steve Guerdat and Alamo (Ukato) took the bronze for Switzerland in 36,19 seconds. Chalou (Chacco-Blue) and Emanuele Gaudiano were able to jump to the fourth spot for Italy. The fifth place went to Marc Houtzager with Sterrehof's Dante (Canturano). 

Click here for the complete result. 

QUICK RESULT

1. Scott Brash - Hello M'Lady

2. Darragh Kenny - Romeo

3. Steve Guerdat - Alamo

Scott Brash and thirteen-year-old BWP-bred mare Hello M'lady, a daughter of Indoctro x Baloubet du Rouet. The pair crossed the finish line of the jump-off in 35,55 seconds, and beat their 15 competitors. 

Darragh Kenny and Romeo (Contact vd Heffinck) jumped to a silver spot for the Irish in 36,06 seconds, Steve Guerdat and Alamo (Ukato) took the bronze for Switzerland in 36,19 seconds. Chalou (Chacco-Blue) and Emanuele Gaudiano were able to jump to the fourth spot for Italy. The fifth place went to Marc Houtzager with Sterrehof's Dante (Canturano). 

Click here for the complete result. 

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