The international riders in Sommersted competed a short weekend. Today they finished with the 1.45m CSI2* Grand Prix in Denmark. At the end it was the local anthem that sounded thanks to Rikke Haastrup. Only two combinations produced a double clear round. Rikke Haastrup set the fastest time aboard Charleston K (Carinjo HDC x Corleone). The pair crossed the finish faultless in 40.48 seconds. After a finish in 41.89 seconds Sandra Carlsson and New Holland (by Chairman LS LA Silla) followed as runner-up. Germany's Christoph Lanske set the fastest time. Lanske crossed the finish in 38.83 seconds. Together with Cobolt 8 (by Cellestial) he however jumped one rail down, placing third. Lars BAk Andersen (Quel Filou 13, by Quidam's Rubin) and Martin Dinesen Neergaard with the KWPN-horse, Eurvette O (by ARD VDL Douglas) completed the top five. In the 1.40m class Germany's Carsen Titsch and Bernard Pagnieau's breeding product claimed the win. Titsch and his sBs-horse, Ugaulin du Bosquetiau (by Kashmir van Schuttershof) stayed ahead of Mathias Norheden Johansen (Conrisiko) and Martin Dinesen Neergaard (Carige).
The international riders in Sommersted competed a short weekend. Today they finished with the 1.45m CSI2* Grand Prix in Denmark. At the end it was the local anthem that sounded thanks to Rikke Haastrup. Only two combinations produced a double clear round. Rikke Haastrup set the fastest time aboard Charleston K (Carinjo HDC x Corleone). The pair crossed the finish faultless in 40.48 seconds. After a finish in 41.89 seconds Sandra Carlsson and New Holland (by Chairman LS LA Silla) followed as runner-up. Germany's Christoph Lanske set the fastest time. Lanske crossed the finish in 38.83 seconds. Together with Cobolt 8 (by Cellestial) he however jumped one rail down, placing third. Lars BAk Andersen (Quel Filou 13, by Quidam's Rubin) and Martin Dinesen Neergaard with the KWPN-horse, Eurvette O (by ARD VDL Douglas) completed the top five. In the 1.40m class Germany's Carsen Titsch and Bernard Pagnieau's breeding product claimed the win. Titsch and his sBs-horse, Ugaulin du Bosquetiau (by Kashmir van Schuttershof) stayed ahead of Mathias Norheden Johansen (Conrisiko) and Martin Dinesen Neergaard (Carige).