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Alain Jufer tops the Morocco World Cup Grand Prix

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 02-10-2016

The first week of the Morocco Royal Tour finished with the world cup qualifier in Tétouan. A total of 46 combinations took the start in this Grand Prix. Eventually 19 pairs produced a first clear round, qualifying for the jump-off. Just like yesterday it was Switzerland's Alain Jufer who speeded to victory. Today aboard the 13-year-old Wiveau M. Jufer and the 13-year-old Niveau-son completed the jump-off in 45.73 seconds. The combinations crossed the finish in almost half a second faster as Dutch Sander Geerink and Robinson (by Uniek). The Dutch pair crossed the finish in 47.29 seconds. Steiner and Capuera II (by Come On) followed in a third place after a very slight difference, finishing in 47.52 seconds. Sheikh Ali Al Thani representing Qatar, jumped to the fourth place with Caroline (by Colman).  Amre Hamcho completed the top five with the Caesar van de Helle-daughter Senorita.

 

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The first week of the Morocco Royal Tour finished with the world cup qualifier in Tétouan. A total of 46 combinations took the start in this Grand Prix. Eventually 19 pairs produced a first clear round, qualifying for the jump-off. Just like yesterday it was Switzerland's Alain Jufer who speeded to victory. Today aboard the 13-year-old Wiveau M. Jufer and the 13-year-old Niveau-son completed the jump-off in 45.73 seconds. The combinations crossed the finish in almost half a second faster as Dutch Sander Geerink and Robinson (by Uniek). The Dutch pair crossed the finish in 47.29 seconds. Steiner and Capuera II (by Come On) followed in a third place after a very slight difference, finishing in 47.52 seconds. Sheikh Ali Al Thani representing Qatar, jumped to the fourth place with Caroline (by Colman).  Amre Hamcho completed the top five with the Caesar van de Helle-daughter Senorita.

 

CLICK HERE FOR THE RESULTSjerome-guery_papillon-z_marokko16

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