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Brothers Rozier triumph on top of CSI5* 1,55m Lausanne

  • by Katrien Equnews
  • 21-06-2019

The French riders Philippe and Thierry Rozier, who also happen to be brothers, took the lead in the CSI5* 1,55m of Lausanne today. 


QUICK RESULT

  1. Philippe Rozier – Rahotep de Toscane
  2. Thierry Rozier – Venezia d’Ecaussinnes
  3. Alain Jufer – Cornet MM
Although no one was able to beat the French brothers, Swiss rider Alain Jufer and Cornet MM (Cornet Obolensky) finished third in 41,56 seconds during the jump-off. Philippe Rozier won with Rahotep (Quidam de Revel) in 40,94 seconds, Thierry and Venezia (Kashmir van Schuttershof) took the second spot in 41,25 seconds. 

The fourth place also went to Switzerland; Bryan Balsiger sent AK's Courage (Chepetto C) in 42,44 seconds clear over the fences of the jump-off. Ramzy Al Duhami completed the top five with High Quality J, a son of Quadrillo. 

Click here for the complete result.

QUICK RESULT

  1. Philippe Rozier – Rahotep de Toscane
  2. Thierry Rozier – Venezia d’Ecaussinnes
  3. Alain Jufer – Cornet MM
Although no one was able to beat the French brothers, Swiss rider Alain Jufer and Cornet MM (Cornet Obolensky) finished third in 41,56 seconds during the jump-off. Philippe Rozier won with Rahotep (Quidam de Revel) in 40,94 seconds, Thierry and Venezia (Kashmir van Schuttershof) took the second spot in 41,25 seconds. 

The fourth place also went to Switzerland; Bryan Balsiger sent AK's Courage (Chepetto C) in 42,44 seconds clear over the fences of the jump-off. Ramzy Al Duhami completed the top five with High Quality J, a son of Quadrillo. 

Click here for the complete result.

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