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Mark Mcauley victorious in 1.40m Silver Tour Grand Prix in Oliva

  • by FREJA
  • 22-01-2022
On the Mediterranean Equestrian Tour in Oliva, Spain the riders started off their morning with a 1.40m Silver Tour Grand Prix. Irish rider Mark Mcauley proved to be the strongest and took home the gold in this GP. 

Mark Mcauley could count on his gelding Miebello (by Flyinge Quite Easy 958) to record the winning time of 34,31 seconds in the jump-off. Stephex rider Petronella Andersson entered the arena with Odina Van Klapscheut (by I Am Moerhoeve's Star) and crossed the finish line in 34,57 seconds which landed her on second place. Ismael Garcia Roque and O Ziezo DB (by Zilverstar T) took home third place in a time of 34,85 seconds. 

Tressy Muhr (Dassy Hoy) took fourth place. Felicie Bertrand (Deesse de Kerglenn) claimed fifth place. 

Click here for the full results. 

Mark Mcauley could count on his gelding Miebello (by Flyinge Quite Easy 958) to record the winning time of 34,31 seconds in the jump-off. Stephex rider Petronella Andersson entered the arena with Odina Van Klapscheut (by I Am Moerhoeve's Star) and crossed the finish line in 34,57 seconds which landed her on second place. Ismael Garcia Roque and O Ziezo DB (by Zilverstar T) took home third place in a time of 34,85 seconds. 

Tressy Muhr (Dassy Hoy) took fourth place. Felicie Bertrand (Deesse de Kerglenn) claimed fifth place. 

Click here for the full results. 

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