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Reynald Angot gallops to victory in Canteleu

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 01-07-2013
120709094817725_84_000_apx_470_Last Sunday is was the French rider Reynald Angot who won the Grand Prix held in Canteleu, France. Aboard the 11-year-old Opera des Loges (s. Fetiche du Pas) Angot earned about 11.250 Euro's after a clear round in 33:77 seconds. Set at 1m50 the Grand Prix had a total of 49 starter combinations. Only nine were classified for the Jump-Off. The second fastest time was set by Julien Epaillard and the 13-year-old Mister Davier (s. Quiniou), finishing in 34:54 seconds. Fidel Segovia and Wrangler II (s. Padinus) completed the stage with his third place. Switzerland continued to complete the top five thanks to Nadja Peter Steiner and the 9-year-old Celeste 26 (s. Casall) who ended in the fourth place. Daniel Neilson and Varo M (s. Pierrot) followed on number five. to see the results: click here © equnews.com
120709094817725_84_000_apx_470_Last Sunday is was the French rider Reynald Angot who won the Grand Prix held in Canteleu, France. Aboard the 11-year-old Opera des Loges (s. Fetiche du Pas) Angot earned about 11.250 Euro's after a clear round in 33:77 seconds. Set at 1m50 the Grand Prix had a total of 49 starter combinations. Only nine were classified for the Jump-Off. The second fastest time was set by Julien Epaillard and the 13-year-old Mister Davier (s. Quiniou), finishing in 34:54 seconds. Fidel Segovia and Wrangler II (s. Padinus) completed the stage with his third place. Switzerland continued to complete the top five thanks to Nadja Peter Steiner and the 9-year-old Celeste 26 (s. Casall) who ended in the fourth place. Daniel Neilson and Varo M (s. Pierrot) followed on number five. to see the results: click here © equnews.com
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