At the Hubside Jumping in St. Tropez the first 5* class of the day has been completed. It was a two phases special Longines Ranking class over a hight of 1m50. 19 combinations managed to stay clear throughout the entire course and in the end it was the French Olivier Perreau who took home the victory. The rest of the podium was for Belgium thanks to Wilm Vermeir and Jérôme Guéry.
For this victory, Olivier Perreau could count on the Toulon-daughter GI Events Dolce Deceuninck. They finished in the unbeatable time of 38,28 seconds. Wilm Vermeir and his Hotshot (v. Carembar de Muze) came dangerously close. They were just a bit slower, finishing in second place in 38,67 seconds. The third place was for Belgium as well thanks to Jérôme Guéry en Great Britain V (v. Nabab de Reve). They were the second combination to go in this class and they were able to immediately set a fast time, coming home in 38,80 seconds.
The Irish Mark Mcauley finished in fourth place with Grs Lady Amaro (v. Amaretto Darco). The top five was completed by Robin Muhr Baccarat Meniljean (v. Diamant de Semilly).
For this victory, Olivier Perreau could count on the Toulon-daughter GI Events Dolce Deceuninck. They finished in the unbeatable time of 38,28 seconds. Wilm Vermeir and his Hotshot (v. Carembar de Muze) came dangerously close. They were just a bit slower, finishing in second place in 38,67 seconds. The third place was for Belgium as well thanks to Jérôme Guéry en Great Britain V (v. Nabab de Reve). They were the second combination to go in this class and they were able to immediately set a fast time, coming home in 38,80 seconds.
The Irish Mark Mcauley finished in fourth place with Grs Lady Amaro (v. Amaretto Darco). The top five was completed by Robin Muhr Baccarat Meniljean (v. Diamant de Semilly).