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Epaillard speeds to victory in LR Oliva

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 21-01-2021


In Oliva, the ranking class of the Gold competition was jumped just now. 71 Participants entered this class in which they jumped directly against the clock. The victory went to Julien Epaillard. He jumped a clear round in the saddle of Safari d'Auge (by Diamant de Semilly) and finished in 59.88 seconds


David Will was good for second place with Forest Gump 29 (by Forsyth). This combination was able to jump a clear round and finished in 59.96 seconds. Jérôme Guery and Eras Ste Hermelle (by Vargas de Ste Hermelle) finished in third place. They too had a clear round in 60.95 seconds.

Pius Schwizer (Balou Rubin R) and Dayro Arroyave (Baccarat Fontaine) took home fourth and fifth place respectively. 

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David Will was good for second place with Forest Gump 29 (by Forsyth). This combination was able to jump a clear round and finished in 59.96 seconds. Jérôme Guery and Eras Ste Hermelle (by Vargas de Ste Hermelle) finished in third place. They too had a clear round in 60.95 seconds.

Pius Schwizer (Balou Rubin R) and Dayro Arroyave (Baccarat Fontaine) took home fourth and fifth place respectively. 

Click here for the results

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