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Marcus Ehning excels in the Grand Prix at Sentower Park

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 15-11-2015

There was no match for Germany's Marcus Ehning in today's CSI3* Grand Prix in Opglabbeek, Belgium. Aboard Gin Chin van het Lindenhof (Chin Chin x Calido I), Ehning demonstrated his skills riding two perfect rounds.  The pair crossed the finish line in 40.03 second taking home the win. Closest to him came home rider Jeroen Appelen who did a great jump-off on Aikido Z (Accardi x Corrado I) slotting in between Marcus and Laura with a time of 41.49 seconds.

After the first round, 15 of the almost 60 combinations had produced clears and moved on to the jump-off of the 1.55 Grand Prix presented by Ashford Farm. Great Britain’s Laura Renwick was the first to jump a double clear on Bintang II (Tangelo van de Zuuthoeve x Orlando), with a time of 42.04 seconds. Holger Wenz and Cassio Rivetti also did clear rounds, but could not catch up with Britain’s speed demon – eventually ending fourth and fifth.
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There was no match for Germany's Marcus Ehning in today's CSI3* Grand Prix in Opglabbeek, Belgium. Aboard Gin Chin van het Lindenhof (Chin Chin x Calido I), Ehning demonstrated his skills riding two perfect rounds.  The pair crossed the finish line in 40.03 second taking home the win. Closest to him came home rider Jeroen Appelen who did a great jump-off on Aikido Z (Accardi x Corrado I) slotting in between Marcus and Laura with a time of 41.49 seconds.

After the first round, 15 of the almost 60 combinations had produced clears and moved on to the jump-off of the 1.55 Grand Prix presented by Ashford Farm. Great Britain’s Laura Renwick was the first to jump a double clear on Bintang II (Tangelo van de Zuuthoeve x Orlando), with a time of 42.04 seconds. Holger Wenz and Cassio Rivetti also did clear rounds, but could not catch up with Britain’s speed demon – eventually ending fourth and fifth.
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