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Denis Lynch continues winning streak

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 22-03-2015

In Braunschweig Denis Lynch and the 15-years-old Abbervail van het Dingeshof (by Nonstop) concluded their weekend victoriously, winning the Grand Prix. Set at a height of 1.55m, the combination finished about one second faster as Henrik von Eckermann and For Sale (by For Pleasure),Dit keer wonnen zij de 1m55 Grote Prijs na een barrage met 12 combinaties. Toni Hassmann followed in a third spot with Crocant (by Chalan). A total of 12 combinations returned for the Jump Off. The top five was completed by Willem Greve (Carambole) and Maikel van der Vleuten (VDL Groep Arera C).

In Braunschweig Denis Lynch and the 15-years-old Abbervail van het Dingeshof (by Nonstop) concluded their weekend victoriously, winning the Grand Prix. Set at a height of 1.55m, the combination finished about one second faster as Henrik von Eckermann and For Sale (by For Pleasure),Dit keer wonnen zij de 1m55 Grote Prijs na een barrage met 12 combinaties. Toni Hassmann followed in a third spot with Crocant (by Chalan). A total of 12 combinations returned for the Jump Off. The top five was completed by Willem Greve (Carambole) and Maikel van der Vleuten (VDL Groep Arera C).

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