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Philippe Le Jeune jumps to second place in Mons

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 08-07-2013
Philippe-Le-Jeune-Once-De-KreiskerFor his own audience the reigning World Champion, Philippe Le Jeune, jumped to a second place yesterday at the Grand Prix of the CSI4* in Mons. The Belgian rider was aboard Loro Piana Once de Kreisker (by Papillon Rouge) in this class. Victory was for Christina Liebherr on L.B. Callas Sitte Z (by Calvaro Z). The Swiss rider had one of six double clears in the class seperated by 0,78 seconds from the Le Jeune. Third in this 48-rider class was French rider Aymeric de Ponnat on Armitages Boy (by Armitage). Matthew Sapmson and Lennox Luis followed in the fourth position while Marie Hecart and Myself de Breve completed the top five after 4 points in 41:16 seconds in the second phase. click here to see the results. © equnews.com
Philippe-Le-Jeune-Once-De-KreiskerFor his own audience the reigning World Champion, Philippe Le Jeune, jumped to a second place yesterday at the Grand Prix of the CSI4* in Mons. The Belgian rider was aboard Loro Piana Once de Kreisker (by Papillon Rouge) in this class. Victory was for Christina Liebherr on L.B. Callas Sitte Z (by Calvaro Z). The Swiss rider had one of six double clears in the class seperated by 0,78 seconds from the Le Jeune. Third in this 48-rider class was French rider Aymeric de Ponnat on Armitages Boy (by Armitage). Matthew Sapmson and Lennox Luis followed in the fourth position while Marie Hecart and Myself de Breve completed the top five after 4 points in 41:16 seconds in the second phase. click here to see the results. © equnews.com
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