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Double Dutch in Paris

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 16-03-2014
Yesterdays opening CSI5* at the Saut Hermés in Paris went to the Netherland’s Marc Houtzager on Sterrehof’s Uppity (Guidam x Epilot). With the fastest round of the day at 50.54 seconds Houtzager was the best in this race against the clock 1.45/1.50 speed course. Runner up to Marc was another Dutch rider; Maikel van der Vleuten on VDL Groep Eureka (Chin Chin x Quidam de Revel) who rode to a time of 51.18 seconds. In third came yesterday’s winner, Julien Epaillard on the Casall-son Cristallo A LM. Click here for full results source: world of showjumping
Yesterdays opening CSI5* at the Saut Hermés in Paris went to the Netherland’s Marc Houtzager on Sterrehof’s Uppity (Guidam x Epilot). With the fastest round of the day at 50.54 seconds Houtzager was the best in this race against the clock 1.45/1.50 speed course. Runner up to Marc was another Dutch rider; Maikel van der Vleuten on VDL Groep Eureka (Chin Chin x Quidam de Revel) who rode to a time of 51.18 seconds. In third came yesterday’s winner, Julien Epaillard on the Casall-son Cristallo A LM. Click here for full results source: world of showjumping
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