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David Will battles with Maikel van der Vleuten for victory in Prague

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 15-12-2018

The Global Champions League in Prague continued with a individual 1m50 competition. A total of 13 combinations made it tho this afternoons jump-off. In the end it was between David Will and Maikel van der Vleuten. Text continues below the quick results!

Quick Results
  1. David Will - Forest Gump
  2. Maikel van der Vleuten - Arera C
  3. Pius Schwizer - Living the Dream
In the end it was Germany's David Will who ensured his victory aboard Forest Gump (by Forsyth) with a total of 32.58 seconds on the clock. With that time he beat Maikel van der Vleuten who aboard the Dutch Warmblood Arera C (by Indoctro) finished in second place with 32.70 seconds. Following in a third place was Swiss speed devil Pius Schwizer and his Living the Dream (by Toulon) with whom he finished in 32.82 seconds. Completing the top five there was a fourth place for Brasil's Marlon Modolo Zanotelli and Sirene de la Motte (by Apache d'Adriers), while Anna Kellnerova took home the fifth place aboard Silverstone G (by Diamant de Semilly).   Results  

The Global Champions League in Prague continued with a individual 1m50 competition. A total of 13 combinations made it tho this afternoons jump-off. In the end it was between David Will and Maikel van der Vleuten. Text continues below the quick results!

Quick Results
  1. David Will - Forest Gump
  2. Maikel van der Vleuten - Arera C
  3. Pius Schwizer - Living the Dream
In the end it was Germany's David Will who ensured his victory aboard Forest Gump (by Forsyth) with a total of 32.58 seconds on the clock. With that time he beat Maikel van der Vleuten who aboard the Dutch Warmblood Arera C (by Indoctro) finished in second place with 32.70 seconds. Following in a third place was Swiss speed devil Pius Schwizer and his Living the Dream (by Toulon) with whom he finished in 32.82 seconds. Completing the top five there was a fourth place for Brasil's Marlon Modolo Zanotelli and Sirene de la Motte (by Apache d'Adriers), while Anna Kellnerova took home the fifth place aboard Silverstone G (by Diamant de Semilly).   Results  
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