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Last minute changes in Olympic team Brazil

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 15-07-2021

Not only the Dutch riders have made a last minute change in their showjumping team for the Olympic Games. Also Brazil has switched in their team before the horses arrive in Aachen for their one week quarantine. Luiz Francisco de Azevedo's Comic appears not to be fit to compete.

A small injury ensures Pedro Veniss's entrance in the Brazil team with Quabri de L'Isle (Kannan x Socrate de Chivre, breeder: Etienne Poisson).  The Brazilian team will as such consist of:

Bernardo Alves - El Torreo de Muze
Marlon Zanotelli - VDL Edgar
Pedro Veniss - Quabri de L'Isle
Rodrigo Pessoa - Carlitos Way
Yuri Mansur - QH Alfons Santo Antonio

A small injury ensures Pedro Veniss's entrance in the Brazil team with Quabri de L'Isle (Kannan x Socrate de Chivre, breeder: Etienne Poisson).  The Brazilian team will as such consist of:

Bernardo Alves - El Torreo de Muze
Marlon Zanotelli - VDL Edgar
Pedro Veniss - Quabri de L'Isle
Rodrigo Pessoa - Carlitos Way
Yuri Mansur - QH Alfons Santo Antonio

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