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Belgian team is clear winner Nations Cup Rotterdam after breath taking accomplishments of Philippaerts, Bruynseels, Verlooy and Devos

It's official, the Belgian team in Rotterdam just won the Longines FEI Jumping Nations Cup of Netherlands 2018. Last week, the Belgians took the victory in Sopot, this week they sped to the win in Rotterdam. With a perfect total of 0 penalties Nicola Philippaerts, Niels Bruynseels, Jos Verlooy and Pieter Devos. Devos didn't even have to start in the second round. In the first round, Philippaerts went clear with H&M Chilli Willi (Casall). Verlooy rode 0 with Igor (Emerald van 't Ruytershof). In the second round, Philippaerts also went clear. So did Niels Bruynseels and Cas, as well as Jos Verlooy. The German team followed with four penalties. Laura Klaphake was the only one to go clear with Catch Me If You Can (Catoki). In the second round, Philipp Weishaupt and LB Convall (Colman) rode 0, in the first round he didn't have to start. The Americans followed with 12 penalties in the third place, so did the Dutch and the Swiss. Click here for the complete result.

It's official, the Belgian team in Rotterdam just won the Longines FEI Jumping Nations Cup of Netherlands 2018. Last week, the Belgians took the victory in Sopot, this week they sped to the win in Rotterdam. With a perfect total of 0 penalties Nicola Philippaerts, Niels Bruynseels, Jos Verlooy and Pieter Devos. Devos didn't even have to start in the second round. In the first round, Philippaerts went clear with H&M Chilli Willi (Casall). Verlooy rode 0 with Igor (Emerald van 't Ruytershof). In the second round, Philippaerts also went clear. So did Niels Bruynseels and Cas, as well as Jos Verlooy. The German team followed with four penalties. Laura Klaphake was the only one to go clear with Catch Me If You Can (Catoki). In the second round, Philipp Weishaupt and LB Convall (Colman) rode 0, in the first round he didn't have to start. The Americans followed with 12 penalties in the third place, so did the Dutch and the Swiss. Click here for the complete result.

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