Scored on their time and faults, the riders present in Helsinki steered their horses through the 1.40m course. Julien Anquetin proved to be the best aboard of Farah Tame and took the victory.
The Frenchman and his 8 years old mount didn't touch a single pole and crossed the finish line in a fast 52,77s, taking the win to France. On second was Martin Fuchs (SUI) in the saddle of Viper Z. The nine year old gelding left the wood untouched en finished in 54,36s. Mario Stevens (GER) and Botakara OLD (Balou du Rouet) also kept it clear within in a time of 55,52s, leaving them in third position.
Leopold van Asten (NED) secured a clear round on the back of the already 15 years old VDL Groep Urane de Talma (Argentinus) and finished on four with 57,23s on the clock. Fifth place came into the name of Jens Vandenberk (BEL) who guided Diamant van 't Coseveld Z, a 9 years old stallion by Diamant de Semilly, in 57,91s to the end of the course.
The Frenchman and his 8 years old mount didn't touch a single pole and crossed the finish line in a fast 52,77s, taking the win to France. On second was Martin Fuchs (SUI) in the saddle of Viper Z. The nine year old gelding left the wood untouched en finished in 54,36s. Mario Stevens (GER) and Botakara OLD (Balou du Rouet) also kept it clear within in a time of 55,52s, leaving them in third position.
Leopold van Asten (NED) secured a clear round on the back of the already 15 years old VDL Groep Urane de Talma (Argentinus) and finished on four with 57,23s on the clock. Fifth place came into the name of Jens Vandenberk (BEL) who guided Diamant van 't Coseveld Z, a 9 years old stallion by Diamant de Semilly, in 57,91s to the end of the course.