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Belgians take a good start at Sunshine Tour

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 20-02-2013
Kevin_Gielen Yesterday the traditional and famous Sunshine Tour kicked off in the Spanish Vejer de la Frontera. As usual the Young Horses were the brunt. With under the saddle some promessing five-year-old horses Gilles Botton (Ugobak des Laleines), Dominique Joassin (I Got the Jewels), Gaëten Olivier Decroix (Cuality's By Wisbecq) and Fabienne Lange (Clever Fee des Hazelles) kept the wood untouched. Again with some six-year-old horses most Belgian riders finished without faults. Marie Dive with Dior IZ, Gaëtan Olivier Decroix with Troubadour By Wisbecq, Kevin Gielen with Charisma R & Costa Date, Fabienne Lange with Baby-Fee Des Hazelles and Terre D'Aix, Gilles Botton with Heartbreaker VD Achterhoek, Dominique Joassin with Hermanie & Manuel Thiry with Condor Du Hus kept it clear. But not only Belgian riders did a good job. Breeding product of equteam rider Damien Haelterman, Happy De Laubry and Spanish rider Alejandro Merli Soler crossed the finish with the all the poles untouched. click here for all the results. source: Equnews
Kevin_Gielen Yesterday the traditional and famous Sunshine Tour kicked off in the Spanish Vejer de la Frontera. As usual the Young Horses were the brunt. With under the saddle some promessing five-year-old horses Gilles Botton (Ugobak des Laleines), Dominique Joassin (I Got the Jewels), Gaëten Olivier Decroix (Cuality's By Wisbecq) and Fabienne Lange (Clever Fee des Hazelles) kept the wood untouched. Again with some six-year-old horses most Belgian riders finished without faults. Marie Dive with Dior IZ, Gaëtan Olivier Decroix with Troubadour By Wisbecq, Kevin Gielen with Charisma R & Costa Date, Fabienne Lange with Baby-Fee Des Hazelles and Terre D'Aix, Gilles Botton with Heartbreaker VD Achterhoek, Dominique Joassin with Hermanie & Manuel Thiry with Condor Du Hus kept it clear. But not only Belgian riders did a good job. Breeding product of equteam rider Damien Haelterman, Happy De Laubry and Spanish rider Alejandro Merli Soler crossed the finish with the all the poles untouched. click here for all the results. source: Equnews
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