The 1.60m World Cup competition in Coruna delivered exciting sport. In the end, last rider in the ring, Harry Charles jumped to victory aboard his Belgian Warmblood, Sherlock (ex. Novio vd Donkhoeve).
It was a difficult Jump-Off, delivering topsport. In the 1.60m Worldcup last rider at the start, Great-Britain's Harry Charles, jumped to victory aboard his 10-year-old Sherlock (Bisquet Balou C vd Mispelaere, breeder: Gustaaf Quintelier).
Charles and Sherlock did beat the time of Austria's Max Kühner aboard the 9-year-old KWPN-gelding, EIC Julius Caesar (Couleur Rubin). In front of the home crowd, Armando Trapote and his 12-year-old Tornado VS (Toulon), completed the stage.
For a long time nobody succeeded in jumping a clear second round. Fastest four faulter, Lorenzo De Luca, as such, followed in a fourth spot with F One USA (Toulon). The top five was completed by Sweden's Henrik von Eckermann and his 12-year-old KWPN-mare, Glamour Girl (VDL Zirocco Blue).
It was a difficult Jump-Off, delivering topsport. In the 1.60m Worldcup last rider at the start, Great-Britain's Harry Charles, jumped to victory aboard his 10-year-old Sherlock (Bisquet Balou C vd Mispelaere, breeder: Gustaaf Quintelier).
Charles and Sherlock did beat the time of Austria's Max Kühner aboard the 9-year-old KWPN-gelding, EIC Julius Caesar (Couleur Rubin). In front of the home crowd, Armando Trapote and his 12-year-old Tornado VS (Toulon), completed the stage.
For a long time nobody succeeded in jumping a clear second round. Fastest four faulter, Lorenzo De Luca, as such, followed in a fourth spot with F One USA (Toulon). The top five was completed by Sweden's Henrik von Eckermann and his 12-year-old KWPN-mare, Glamour Girl (VDL Zirocco Blue).