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Antonio Matis Almeida wins CSIO3* in Linz

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 05-05-2018

Antonio Matis Almeida and Irene vd Kwachthoeve, a Belgian bred mare by Griseldi, managed to win the CSIO3* 1,45m in Linz, Austria today. In 37,98 seconds they beat Germany's Katrin Eckermann and FC Okarla (Verdi TN). Eckermann finished in 38,59 seconds during the jump-off. Yuri Mansur placed Brazil in the third place with Opium du Soufflet CH (Ogano Sitte). Hungarian Krucso Szabols and Bukfenc (Claudio's Son) finished fourth. The fifth place went to Germany with Katharina Offel, now aboard JK Horsetrucks Leasure Z (Levisto Z). Click here for all results.

Antonio Matis Almeida and Irene vd Kwachthoeve, a Belgian bred mare by Griseldi, managed to win the CSIO3* 1,45m in Linz, Austria today. In 37,98 seconds they beat Germany's Katrin Eckermann and FC Okarla (Verdi TN). Eckermann finished in 38,59 seconds during the jump-off. Yuri Mansur placed Brazil in the third place with Opium du Soufflet CH (Ogano Sitte). Hungarian Krucso Szabols and Bukfenc (Claudio's Son) finished fourth. The fifth place went to Germany with Katharina Offel, now aboard JK Horsetrucks Leasure Z (Levisto Z). Click here for all results.

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