In the international two star competition in Belgiums Knokke it was once more a French rider who went for the victory. After Epaillard's win yesterday, it was now Laurent Guillet who had a beautiful run with his Sultan du Chateau (by Kannan) in 30.89 seconds during the Grand Prix. His time became the one to beat with Jessica Mendoza coming closest with her Belgium Warmblood Horst van de Mispelaere (by Wandor van de Mispelaere) with 31.19 seconds on the clock. In third place we found Peter Charles with his Abc Quantrum Cruise (by Obos Quality) who finished in 31.36 seconds. It was then Vincent Lambrecht who did the honors for Belgium with a fourth place in the saddle of his S&L Through the Looking Glass (by Arkan) with whom he crossed the chromo in 31.75 seconds. In fifth place it was Britains Harry Charles and his Valkiry de Zance (by Diamant de Semilly) who finished in 32.15 seconds. find all results here
In the international two star competition in Belgiums Knokke it was once more a French rider who went for the victory. After Epaillard's win yesterday, it was now Laurent Guillet who had a beautiful run with his Sultan du Chateau (by Kannan) in 30.89 seconds during the Grand Prix. His time became the one to beat with Jessica Mendoza coming closest with her Belgium Warmblood Horst van de Mispelaere (by Wandor van de Mispelaere) with 31.19 seconds on the clock. In third place we found Peter Charles with his Abc Quantrum Cruise (by Obos Quality) who finished in 31.36 seconds. It was then Vincent Lambrecht who did the honors for Belgium with a fourth place in the saddle of his S&L Through the Looking Glass (by Arkan) with whom he crossed the chromo in 31.75 seconds. In fifth place it was Britains Harry Charles and his Valkiry de Zance (by Diamant de Semilly) who finished in 32.15 seconds. find all results here