At the Kingsland Oslo Horse Show, a CSI5* competition is being organized this weekend. Yesterday. The last class of the day was a Puissance. In this class, seven combinations tried to jump over the wall. The last three combinations who made it to the last round were all from Norway. So the public was already sure of a Norwegian victory. Eventually it was Benedikte Endresen who managed to jump over 2.10m. She saddled Comic (Concetto) for the job. Rebekka Lie Andersen tried her very best with Want To Do (Athletico), but in the end 2,10m was just a little bit too high. Johan-Sebestian Gulliksen and his Violetta (Quinar) tried to jump 2,10m, but his attempt failed as well. Gulliksen and Andersen shared the second place. The Australian rider Max Kühner decided not to start in the last round anymore with Ascalan (Asca Z) and ended on fourth place. Mathilda Petterson completed the top five with Ghisela (Felciano). Click here for the results
At the Kingsland Oslo Horse Show, a CSI5* competition is being organized this weekend. Yesterday. The last class of the day was a Puissance. In this class, seven combinations tried to jump over the wall. The last three combinations who made it to the last round were all from Norway. So the public was already sure of a Norwegian victory. Eventually it was Benedikte Endresen who managed to jump over 2.10m. She saddled Comic (Concetto) for the job. Rebekka Lie Andersen tried her very best with Want To Do (Athletico), but in the end 2,10m was just a little bit too high. Johan-Sebestian Gulliksen and his Violetta (Quinar) tried to jump 2,10m, but his attempt failed as well. Gulliksen and Andersen shared the second place. The Australian rider Max Kühner decided not to start in the last round anymore with Ascalan (Asca Z) and ended on fourth place. Mathilda Petterson completed the top five with Ghisela (Felciano). Click here for the results