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Constant Van Paesschen wins ranking competition at MET

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 06-04-2013
Constant-Van-PaesschenAt the MET in the Spanish Olivia it was the Belgian Young Rider Constant Van Paesschen who won the Rolex Ranking competition yesterday. From the 65 starters Van Paesschen and Rioso vd Kapel (s. Idem d'Azur) made the fastest finish in this 1m45 competition. Leavind a gap of over 4 seconds with the runner-up Anthony Condon and Special Lux (s. Lux Z). Nial Talbot and Nicos de la Cense (s. Eykens des Fonteins) followed in third place. The Ashford-Farm rider, Marlon Zanotelli and Madame Butterfly (s. Corrado) ended in a sicth place. © equnews.com    
Constant-Van-PaesschenAt the MET in the Spanish Olivia it was the Belgian Young Rider Constant Van Paesschen who won the Rolex Ranking competition yesterday. From the 65 starters Van Paesschen and Rioso vd Kapel (s. Idem d'Azur) made the fastest finish in this 1m45 competition. Leavind a gap of over 4 seconds with the runner-up Anthony Condon and Special Lux (s. Lux Z). Nial Talbot and Nicos de la Cense (s. Eykens des Fonteins) followed in third place. The Ashford-Farm rider, Marlon Zanotelli and Madame Butterfly (s. Corrado) ended in a sicth place. © equnews.com    
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