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Jur Vrieling wins CSI2* Grand Prix of Exloo

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 05-09-2020


In Exloo last class of a busy international weekend has just been jumped: the CSI2 * Grand Prix. 12 combinations qualified for the jump-off. A final with 12 riders therefore had to determine the winner. That winner eventually became a Dutchman: Jur Vrieling kept the zero on the scoreboard and El Rocco (by VDL Zirocco Blue) under the saddle and finished in 37.54 seconds.


With this he was more than a second faster than Chantal Regter who took second place with Quilando (by Quintender). She also jumped a clear round and stopped the chrono after 38.55 seconds. James Billington completed the stage. He jumped a clear jump-off in the saddle of the KWPN gelding Harwich VDL (v. Arezzo VDL) and finished in 39.33 seconds.

Monique van den Broek (Bugano de L'abbaye) and Adrian Speight (Millfield Baloney) finished fourth and fifth.

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With this he was more than a second faster than Chantal Regter who took second place with Quilando (by Quintender). She also jumped a clear round and stopped the chrono after 38.55 seconds. James Billington completed the stage. He jumped a clear jump-off in the saddle of the KWPN gelding Harwich VDL (v. Arezzo VDL) and finished in 39.33 seconds.

Monique van den Broek (Bugano de L'abbaye) and Adrian Speight (Millfield Baloney) finished fourth and fifth.

Click here for the results

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