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The riders and teams for the CSIO5* event at Hickstead

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 30-07-2014

The seventh leg of the Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup Europe Division 1 will take place at Hickstead the coming weekend. Riders like Gregory Wathelet, Marcus Ehning, Hans-Dieter Dreher, Ben Maher, John Whitaker, Guy Williams, Bertram Allen, Cameron Hanley, Jur Vrieling, Jens Fredricson, Reed Kessler, Laura Kraut and Beezie Madden will be present to compete at the event. Ireland, Great Britain, the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium are allocated to collect points at Hickstead for the Nations Cup series. Click here for the full riders list.

The seventh leg of the Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup Europe Division 1 will take place at Hickstead the coming weekend. Riders like Gregory Wathelet, Marcus Ehning, Hans-Dieter Dreher, Ben Maher, John Whitaker, Guy Williams, Bertram Allen, Cameron Hanley, Jur Vrieling, Jens Fredricson, Reed Kessler, Laura Kraut and Beezie Madden will be present to compete at the event. Ireland, Great Britain, the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium are allocated to collect points at Hickstead for the Nations Cup series. Click here for the full riders list.

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