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Bertram Allen's Lucifer sold to Mimi Gochman

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 02-02-2025

In the future, the American rider Mimi Gochman will compete with the nine-year-old gelding. His name will be changed to Lumiere BH. Together with Bertram Allen, the gelding competed up to the 1.50m level. At the end of last year, the pair finished second in the 1.45m CSI2* Grand Prix of Lier.

Before that, Hendrik-Jan Schuttert was the one riding him.

In the future, the American rider Mimi Gochman will compete with the nine-year-old gelding. His name will be changed to Lumiere BH. Together with Bertram Allen, the gelding competed up to the 1.50m level. At the end of last year, the pair finished second in the 1.45m CSI2* Grand Prix of Lier.

Before that, Hendrik-Jan Schuttert was the one riding him.

In the future, the American rider Mimi Gochman will compete with the nine-year-old gelding. His name will be changed to Lumiere BH. Together with Bertram Allen, the gelding competed up to the 1.50m level. At the end of last year, the pair finished second in the 1.45m CSI2* Grand Prix of Lier.

Before that, Hendrik-Jan Schuttert was the one riding him.

source: Instagram / Wosj

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