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Bosty dominates the rankings class in Gorla Minore

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 05-04-2019

Bosty was the man to beat in todays 1m50 Longines Ranking class in Gorla Minore. Roger Yves Bost could count on his Sunshine de Phare (by Kannan) to dominate the field with a beautiful time of 65.70 seconds.

Quick results:
  1. Roger Yves Bost - Sunshine du Phare
  2. Julien Anquetin - Gravity of Greenhill
  3. Nicolas Delmotte - Ilex VP
With that time Bosty dived under the time of his fellow French riders. Following in second place was Julien Anquetin aboard Gravity of Greenhill (by Nabab de Reve) in 66.82 seconds. Then in third place it was Nicolas Delmotte and his Ilex VP (by Diamant de Semilly) finishing with 67.01 seconds.   Results

Bosty was the man to beat in todays 1m50 Longines Ranking class in Gorla Minore. Roger Yves Bost could count on his Sunshine de Phare (by Kannan) to dominate the field with a beautiful time of 65.70 seconds.

Quick results:
  1. Roger Yves Bost - Sunshine du Phare
  2. Julien Anquetin - Gravity of Greenhill
  3. Nicolas Delmotte - Ilex VP
With that time Bosty dived under the time of his fellow French riders. Following in second place was Julien Anquetin aboard Gravity of Greenhill (by Nabab de Reve) in 66.82 seconds. Then in third place it was Nicolas Delmotte and his Ilex VP (by Diamant de Semilly) finishing with 67.01 seconds.   Results
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