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Julien Epaillard races to victory in CSI5*-W Madrid

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 23-11-2018

In the CSI5*-W 1,55m of Madrid the jump-off just ended. It was the French rider Julien Epaillard who rode Usual Suspect d'Auge (Jarnac) to the first place in 41,29 seconds, one second faster than Mark McAuley and Jasco vd Bisschop (Dulf vd Bisschop). They ended up 0,08 second faster than Hermes Ryan (Hugo Gesmeray) of Simon Delestre. Daniel Deusser jumped Tobago (Tangelo vd Zuuthoeve) to the fourth spot for Germany. Kevin Staut and Viking d'La Rousserie (Quincy) seized the fifth position for France in 44,03 seconds. Click here for the complete result.  

In the CSI5*-W 1,55m of Madrid the jump-off just ended. It was the French rider Julien Epaillard who rode Usual Suspect d'Auge (Jarnac) to the first place in 41,29 seconds, one second faster than Mark McAuley and Jasco vd Bisschop (Dulf vd Bisschop). They ended up 0,08 second faster than Hermes Ryan (Hugo Gesmeray) of Simon Delestre. Daniel Deusser jumped Tobago (Tangelo vd Zuuthoeve) to the fourth spot for Germany. Kevin Staut and Viking d'La Rousserie (Quincy) seized the fifth position for France in 44,03 seconds. Click here for the complete result.  

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