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Alex Duffy separates from Bertram Allen

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 31-08-2015

One of Bertram Allen's riders, Alex Duffy, has decided to start on his own. The now 27-years-old Duffy leaves Allen's stables in Germany. Duffy started riding for Bertram in October last year. The Irish show jumper was mainly riding the horses for the international 3-star level. Replacing rider will be the 22-years-old Jack Dodd. In a comment to our office, Dodd stated; "I started a couple of weeks ago at Bertram Allen's stables. I managed to have some good competition results at the shows in Bonheiden and Treffen. In a couple of weeks I'll be heading for the Vilamoura Champions Tour."

One of Bertram Allen's riders, Alex Duffy, has decided to start on his own. The now 27-years-old Duffy leaves Allen's stables in Germany. Duffy started riding for Bertram in October last year. The Irish show jumper was mainly riding the horses for the international 3-star level. Replacing rider will be the 22-years-old Jack Dodd. In a comment to our office, Dodd stated; "I started a couple of weeks ago at Bertram Allen's stables. I managed to have some good competition results at the shows in Bonheiden and Treffen. In a couple of weeks I'll be heading for the Vilamoura Champions Tour."

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