The second to last class in the Moroccan Tetouan was a 4* ranking class over 1.45m. Guillaume Batillat rode to victory in the saddle of Come On Di Gisors (v. Tresor).
José Thiry was leading the ranking in the beginning of the jump-off with Jalisco W van de Wolvenhoek (v. Vivaldi du Seigneur) but had to make way for three other riders as the end came closer. Guillaume Batillat was able to ride the fastest clear with over two seconds difference with their closest followers. Nicola Pohl was the one who could get nearest to their time and rode to silver with Fiona des Hayettes (v. Lord des Hayettes). Place three also went to Germany and was for Sophie Hinners and Fbw Graphik (v. Graf Rhapsody).
José Thiry eventually ended in fifth place. Between him and the stage was Emeric George, he was fourth in the saddle of Dune Du RU (v. Vagabond de La Pomme).
José Thiry was leading the ranking in the beginning of the jump-off with Jalisco W van de Wolvenhoek (v. Vivaldi du Seigneur) but had to make way for three other riders as the end came closer. Guillaume Batillat was able to ride the fastest clear with over two seconds difference with their closest followers. Nicola Pohl was the one who could get nearest to their time and rode to silver with Fiona des Hayettes (v. Lord des Hayettes). Place three also went to Germany and was for Sophie Hinners and Fbw Graphik (v. Graf Rhapsody).
José Thiry eventually ended in fifth place. Between him and the stage was Emeric George, he was fourth in the saddle of Dune Du RU (v. Vagabond de La Pomme).