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Danish princes takes a win in Doha

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 30-03-2013
DressuurYesterday the Danish princes, Nathalie zu Sayn-Wittgenstein, triumphed at the international competition in Doha. On the back of Digby the Royal rider won the Grand Prix. Even more the Danish princes also won today's Grand Prix Kür with a score of 78,28%. Lisbet Seierskilde, also with Danish nationality, followed on the second place with Jongstrupgardens Raneur (s. Ragazzo). The pair scored a total of 74,52%, leaving a big gap for Patrick Kittel and Toy Story (s. Comeback II) who ended third. Kittel scored a total of 74,27%. © equnews.com/strong>
DressuurYesterday the Danish princes, Nathalie zu Sayn-Wittgenstein, triumphed at the international competition in Doha. On the back of Digby the Royal rider won the Grand Prix. Even more the Danish princes also won today's Grand Prix Kür with a score of 78,28%. Lisbet Seierskilde, also with Danish nationality, followed on the second place with Jongstrupgardens Raneur (s. Ragazzo). The pair scored a total of 74,52%, leaving a big gap for Patrick Kittel and Toy Story (s. Comeback II) who ended third. Kittel scored a total of 74,27%. © equnews.com/strong>
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