The H.H. The Father Amir’s Prix featured a CSI5* class over 1.50m, run under the Faults & Time format, where jumping clear was essential but ultimately the clock proved decisive. With 37 starters and thirteen combinations placing, the pace was high and margins at the top remained extremely tight.
Victory went to Max Kühner, who delivered a faultless round with Greece 5 (Mylord Carthago HN) and set the fastest time of the class in 65.91 seconds. The Austrian rider set the benchmark in a competition where speed was paramount.
Second place went to Scott Brash with the BWP gelding Hello Jefferson (Cooper van de Heffinck). Also clear, the British rider crossed the line in 66.56 seconds, just shy of Kühner’s winning time.
The third spot was claimed by Duarte Seabra, who guided Fernhill Leonardo (I M Special de Muze) smoothly through the course. His clear round in 67.98 seconds underlined the pair’s consistent form at the top level.
Just outside the podium, Emanuele Gaudiano finished fourth with Esteban de Hus (Cornet Obolensky), stopping the clock at 68.70 seconds without penalties. The top five was completed by Marlon Modolo Zanotelli, who delivered another faultless performance aboard Charly Heart (Cornet Obolensky) in 68.89 seconds, narrowly trailing Gaudiano.
