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Championships

Abdullah Alsharbatly claims CSIO4*-W 1,45m of Rabat

  • by Katrien Equnews
  • 12-10-2019

Alsharbatly was able to win the 1,45m-high CSIO4*-W winning round of Rabat today. 

QUICK RESULT

1. Abdullah Alsharbatly - Gain Line
2. Tiffany Foster - Brighton 
3. Roberto Turchetto - Adare

In 34,8 seconds, the victory went to Alsharbatly with thirteen-year-old Gain Line (Stolzenberg). Tiffany Foster and Brighton (Contendro II) followed in second place for Canada, the third place went to Roberto Turchetto with Adare (Royal Bravour). 

Simon Delestre sent Casall 16 (Casall) to the fourth place for France in 36,96 seconds, Rodrigo Mesquita Marinho and Cleofas van Westuur (Toulon) closed the top five for Brazil. 

Click here for the complete result. 

QUICK RESULT

1. Abdullah Alsharbatly - Gain Line
2. Tiffany Foster - Brighton 
3. Roberto Turchetto - Adare

In 34,8 seconds, the victory went to Alsharbatly with thirteen-year-old Gain Line (Stolzenberg). Tiffany Foster and Brighton (Contendro II) followed in second place for Canada, the third place went to Roberto Turchetto with Adare (Royal Bravour). 

Simon Delestre sent Casall 16 (Casall) to the fourth place for France in 36,96 seconds, Rodrigo Mesquita Marinho and Cleofas van Westuur (Toulon) closed the top five for Brazil. 

Click here for the complete result. 

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