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British riders keep on ruling the show in CSI2* London

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 04-08-2019
The Longines Global Champions Tour of London opened their last day with a CSI2* 1m15 class and it once again were the British riders who ruled the show.  

The victory went to Blythe Masters and Damn Smooth (f. Luidam). They went clear through the jump-off and finished in 28,63 seconds. Charlotte Lee ended on second place with Zarina (f. Matterhorn). This 15-year old KWPN mare didn't touch the wood and crossed the finish line after 31,08 seconds. 

Imogen Beecroft and Chablis E.T. took the third place on the podium. They finished in 31,19 seconds, keeping the zero on the score board. Georgina Round (Gusto) and Jay Halim (Abrisco) completed the top five. They ended respectively on fourth and fifth place. 

The victory went to Blythe Masters and Damn Smooth (f. Luidam). They went clear through the jump-off and finished in 28,63 seconds. Charlotte Lee ended on second place with Zarina (f. Matterhorn). This 15-year old KWPN mare didn't touch the wood and crossed the finish line after 31,08 seconds. 

Imogen Beecroft and Chablis E.T. took the third place on the podium. They finished in 31,19 seconds, keeping the zero on the score board. Georgina Round (Gusto) and Jay Halim (Abrisco) completed the top five. They ended respectively on fourth and fifth place. 

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