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Championships

French podium in the 7yo class, Mathieu Bourdon wins

  • by Claire Gevers
  • 02-03-2021

The show in Vilamoura is still going ahead. Mathieu Bourdon won the 7yo class. 

Bourdon's Jupiter (Zambesi) jumped clear in 61,45 seconds and won the class. Julien Gonin and his Epona de Ponthual (Lux Z) were a little less than half a second slower and end in second place. Mathieu Billot completes the podium with Enfer de Grasset (Balou du Rouet) in 62,82 seconds. 

German rider Marc Bettinger finishes fourth with Batista 10 (Balou du Rouet), Irishman Tomas Fahy ends in fifth place with Exagon Rbc Z (Emerald Van'T Ruytershof).

Click here for the results. 

Bourdon's Jupiter (Zambesi) jumped clear in 61,45 seconds and won the class. Julien Gonin and his Epona de Ponthual (Lux Z) were a little less than half a second slower and end in second place. Mathieu Billot completes the podium with Enfer de Grasset (Balou du Rouet) in 62,82 seconds. 

German rider Marc Bettinger finishes fourth with Batista 10 (Balou du Rouet), Irishman Tomas Fahy ends in fifth place with Exagon Rbc Z (Emerald Van'T Ruytershof).

Click here for the results. 

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