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Mexican Alberto Sanchez-Cozar winst first ranking class at LGCT Mexico City

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 22-03-2018

Only moments ago, the Mexican rider Alberto Sanchez-Cozar won the first ranking class of the Longines Global Champions Tour in Mexico City. The rider did this with his KWPN-mare Wupp (Colino). They finished the second phase in 30,92 seconds and beat fellow countryman Arturo Parada Vallejo with Cornet's Dream (Cornet Obolensky), a thirteen-year-old Westphalian stallion. Vallejo stayed 0,5 seconds ahead of the Argentinian rider Bruno Passaro and Ursula DFG (Indoctro). Bugatti (Heartbreaker) and Wilhelm Genn went clear for Germany, Adrian Berganza and My Floris (Memphis) finished the top five for Mexico. Click here for the complete result.

Only moments ago, the Mexican rider Alberto Sanchez-Cozar won the first ranking class of the Longines Global Champions Tour in Mexico City. The rider did this with his KWPN-mare Wupp (Colino). They finished the second phase in 30,92 seconds and beat fellow countryman Arturo Parada Vallejo with Cornet's Dream (Cornet Obolensky), a thirteen-year-old Westphalian stallion. Vallejo stayed 0,5 seconds ahead of the Argentinian rider Bruno Passaro and Ursula DFG (Indoctro). Bugatti (Heartbreaker) and Wilhelm Genn went clear for Germany, Adrian Berganza and My Floris (Memphis) finished the top five for Mexico. Click here for the complete result.

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