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Championships

Hans-Thorben Rüder claims top position in Big Tour 1,45m of Damme

  • by Katrien Equnews
  • 08-02-2020

At the German CSI** of Damme, home rider Hans-Thorben Rüder won the Big Tour 1,45m top class of the day. 

QUICK RESULT

1. Hans-Thorben Rüder - Dakota 420
2. Patrick Stühlmeyer - Chaccieny
3. Dirk Klaproth - Chereon

Aboard Dakota 420 (Ustinov), Rüder jumped to the first place in 56,54 seconds. Compatriot Stühlmeyer (pictured) counted on 11-year old Chaccieny (Chacco-Blue) for his second place. They finished in 57,18 seconds. That was 0,07 second faster than Dirk Klaproth with Chereon (Clinton). 

Stephanie Böhe took the fourth place, Marco Kutscher finished fifth. 

Click here for the complete result. 

QUICK RESULT

1. Hans-Thorben Rüder - Dakota 420
2. Patrick Stühlmeyer - Chaccieny
3. Dirk Klaproth - Chereon

Aboard Dakota 420 (Ustinov), Rüder jumped to the first place in 56,54 seconds. Compatriot Stühlmeyer (pictured) counted on 11-year old Chaccieny (Chacco-Blue) for his second place. They finished in 57,18 seconds. That was 0,07 second faster than Dirk Klaproth with Chereon (Clinton). 

Stephanie Böhe took the fourth place, Marco Kutscher finished fifth. 

Click here for the complete result. 

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