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Championships

Karl Cook and Caillou 24 claim $138,600 CaptiveOne Advisors GP title

  • by Lisa
  • 14-08-2022

Karl Cook and Caillou 24 bested an seven-horse-jump-off to claim the top honors at Traverse City. 

By the conclusion of the first round, only seven combinations found their way to a clear round, including Margie Goldstein-Engle (USA), Sara Scheiring (USA), Freddie Vazquez (POR), Kent Farrington (USA), Erin Davis-Heineking (USA) and Grace Debney (GBR). Returning for the jump-off round, Cook rode a double clear in 38.77 seconds, which has put him in leading position. No one could beat their time and thus they took home the win. 

Margie Goldstein-Ergle aboard Aston des Etisses finished second in 41.04 seconds, leaving Sarah Scheiring and Anibale de Hus behind them in third place. 

Freddie Vazquez was the fourth and last rider to finish double clear, which puts him aboard of Kirschwasser Scf in fourth position. Kent Farrington concludes the top 5 with Greya. 

See all results here

By the conclusion of the first round, only seven combinations found their way to a clear round, including Margie Goldstein-Engle (USA), Sara Scheiring (USA), Freddie Vazquez (POR), Kent Farrington (USA), Erin Davis-Heineking (USA) and Grace Debney (GBR). Returning for the jump-off round, Cook rode a double clear in 38.77 seconds, which has put him in leading position. No one could beat their time and thus they took home the win. 

Margie Goldstein-Ergle aboard Aston des Etisses finished second in 41.04 seconds, leaving Sarah Scheiring and Anibale de Hus behind them in third place. 

Freddie Vazquez was the fourth and last rider to finish double clear, which puts him aboard of Kirschwasser Scf in fourth position. Kent Farrington concludes the top 5 with Greya. 

See all results here

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