The Global Champions Tour of Antwerp is in full swing. The first class of the day was a two star, 1.40m class against the clock. The class was ruled by the Swedish lady riders of the Stephex Stables. Victory went to Petronella Andersson. She rode the 18-year old Mouse (Limbus x Grundyman) in 56,92 seconds to the first place. Sven Van Dijck, one of the winners of Thursdays classes, finished second with Capiche Ter Elzen (Bamako De Muze x Nabab De Reve). They finished in 57,49 seconds. The Stephex Stables covered the third place as well. Jonna Ekberg and Happiness van T Paradijs (Obourg x Quick Lauro Z) jumped a clear round in 58,11 seconds.
The Belgian rider Wouter Devos, who was also placed yesterday, finished on fourth place with Emporio van T Holeinde (Fetiche du Pas x Acorado). The 18-year old American rider Emily Moffitt rode a beautiful round with Thalis de la Roque (Kannan x Quand Viens Tu*HN) which was awarded with a fifth place.
The other riders that ware able to place themselves were Derin Demirsoy (Vacouver) and Nadège Janssen (Rye Val de Mai).
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The Global Champions Tour of Antwerp is in full swing. The first class of the day was a two star, 1.40m class against the clock. The class was ruled by the Swedish lady riders of the Stephex Stables. Victory went to Petronella Andersson. She rode the 18-year old Mouse (Limbus x Grundyman) in 56,92 seconds to the first place. Sven Van Dijck, one of the winners of Thursdays classes, finished second with Capiche Ter Elzen (Bamako De Muze x Nabab De Reve). They finished in 57,49 seconds. The Stephex Stables covered the third place as well. Jonna Ekberg and Happiness van T Paradijs (Obourg x Quick Lauro Z) jumped a clear round in 58,11 seconds.
The Belgian rider Wouter Devos, who was also placed yesterday, finished on fourth place with Emporio van T Holeinde (Fetiche du Pas x Acorado). The 18-year old American rider Emily Moffitt rode a beautiful round with Thalis de la Roque (Kannan x Quand Viens Tu*HN) which was awarded with a fifth place.
The other riders that ware able to place themselves were Derin Demirsoy (Vacouver) and Nadège Janssen (Rye Val de Mai).
Click here for the results