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Championships

Philipp Schulze Topphoff victorious in CSI3* 1.45m in Leipzig

  • by FREJA
  • 07-04-2022
While all eyes are on the first round of the World Cup Finals, the three star riders also took their moment to shine in the CSI3* 1.45m competition against the clock. Ultimately it was Philipp Schulze Topphoff who went home with the victory. 

Philippe Schulze Topphoff could count on Avantus (by Arpeggio) to set the winning time of 54,64 seconds. Tim Rieskamp-Goedeking and Chico Bonito (by Chacco-Blue) secured second place in 55,96 seconds. Rene Dittmer and Burlington Riverland (by Mylord Carthago HN) ended in third place with a time of 56,32 seconds. 

Places four and five were for Felix Hassmann (Balance) and Kaya Lüthi (Amelia 14).  

Click here for the full results. 

Philippe Schulze Topphoff could count on Avantus (by Arpeggio) to set the winning time of 54,64 seconds. Tim Rieskamp-Goedeking and Chico Bonito (by Chacco-Blue) secured second place in 55,96 seconds. Rene Dittmer and Burlington Riverland (by Mylord Carthago HN) ended in third place with a time of 56,32 seconds. 

Places four and five were for Felix Hassmann (Balance) and Kaya Lüthi (Amelia 14).  

Click here for the full results. 

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