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Championships

Michael Duffy claims today's Longines Ranking class of Vejer de la Frontera

  • by Katrien Equnews
  • 06-03-2020

The Irish rider Michael Duffy was able to claim the victory in the CSI3* 1,50m Longines Ranking class of Vejer de la Frontera today. 

QUICK RESULT CSI3* 1,50m

1. Michael Duffy - Jeff ten Halven
2. Max Thirouin - Utopie Villelongue
3. Alexander Butler - Quick Hamlet

Eleven-year-old Belgian-bred Jeff ten Halven, a son of Toulon, jumped to the first place with Duffy in 66.07 seconds. Max Thirouin and Utopie Villelongue (Mylord Carthago) was able to finish second in 66.24 seconds. That was about 0.08 second faster than Alexander Butler with Quick Hamlet (Quick Lauro Z). 

Holly Smith piloted Hearts Destiny (Heart Throb) to the fourth place. They were three quarters of a second faster than Henk van de Pol with Looyman Z (Numero Uno) for the Netherlands. 

Click here for the complete result. 

QUICK RESULT CSI3* 1,50m

1. Michael Duffy - Jeff ten Halven
2. Max Thirouin - Utopie Villelongue
3. Alexander Butler - Quick Hamlet

Eleven-year-old Belgian-bred Jeff ten Halven, a son of Toulon, jumped to the first place with Duffy in 66.07 seconds. Max Thirouin and Utopie Villelongue (Mylord Carthago) was able to finish second in 66.24 seconds. That was about 0.08 second faster than Alexander Butler with Quick Hamlet (Quick Lauro Z). 

Holly Smith piloted Hearts Destiny (Heart Throb) to the fourth place. They were three quarters of a second faster than Henk van de Pol with Looyman Z (Numero Uno) for the Netherlands. 

Click here for the complete result. 

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