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Henrik von Eckermann leaves all competition behind in CSI5* morning class Stockholm

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 20-06-2021


In Stockholm the day started with a 1m50 class of the CSI5* competition. There was a direct jump-off against the clock and the victory went to Henrik Von Eckermann. He rode Glamour GIrl (by VDl Zirocco Blue) clear in 56.46 seconds.

Marlon Modolo Zanotelli and Grand Slam VDL (by Cardento 933) took home second place. They managed to jump a clear round in 58.35 seconds. Jodie Hall McAteer and Kimosa van het Kritrahof (by Chatman) completed the top three. They could keep the zero and finished in 59.13 seconds.

Angelica Augustsson Zanotelli (Nintender Star) and Denis Lynch (Rubens LS la Silla) finished in fourth and fifth place.



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Marlon Modolo Zanotelli and Grand Slam VDL (by Cardento 933) took home second place. They managed to jump a clear round in 58.35 seconds. Jodie Hall McAteer and Kimosa van het Kritrahof (by Chatman) completed the top three. They could keep the zero and finished in 59.13 seconds.

Angelica Augustsson Zanotelli (Nintender Star) and Denis Lynch (Rubens LS la Silla) finished in fourth and fifth place.



Click here for the results

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