Belgian rider Gregory Wathelet will not participate at the first edition of the Hong Kong Masters. His horse Citizenguard Cadjanine Z has got a fever during her trip to Asia. Because of this fever Wathelet decided it was best to not participate at the competition. According to the rider it is now hoping to a safe return to Belgium, hopefully without extra diseases or 'negative' influences of the trip.
also read: RIDERSLIST HONG KONGsource: Equnewsphoto: Equpics
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Belgian rider Gregory Wathelet will not participate at the first edition of the Hong Kong Masters. His horse Citizenguard Cadjanine Z has got a fever during her trip to Asia. Because of this fever Wathelet decided it was best to not participate at the competition. According to the rider it is now hoping to a safe return to Belgium, hopefully without extra diseases or 'negative' influences of the trip.
also read: RIDERSLIST HONG KONG
source: Equnews
photo: Equpics
