Michael Jung has definitely proven that he isn't just an idol in the eventing sport, he's also a real show jumping hero. The german rider has been collecting top places all season, and that wasn't different today. With the nine-year-old Check In-daughter fischerChelsea, Jung won the Champions Cup in in Frankfurt today. They finished in 35,57 seconds in the Winner's Round, and left Rolf-Göran Bengtsson with Oak Grove's Carlyle (Casall) in the second place for Sweden. The Italian rider Luca Maria Moneta and Ambra (Quintender) took the third place. The Irish rider Cameron Hanley had a rail down in the first round with his nine-year-old Belgian bred Eis Isaura (Tinka's Boy), but finished within a quick 39,3 seconds. That resulted in the fourth place. Philip Rüping and Clinta (Clinton) finished fifth for Germany. Click here for the complete result.
Michael Jung has definitely proven that he isn't just an idol in the eventing sport, he's also a real show jumping hero. The german rider has been collecting top places all season, and that wasn't different today. With the nine-year-old Check In-daughter fischerChelsea, Jung won the Champions Cup in in Frankfurt today. They finished in 35,57 seconds in the Winner's Round, and left Rolf-Göran Bengtsson with Oak Grove's Carlyle (Casall) in the second place for Sweden. The Italian rider Luca Maria Moneta and Ambra (Quintender) took the third place. The Irish rider Cameron Hanley had a rail down in the first round with his nine-year-old Belgian bred Eis Isaura (Tinka's Boy), but finished within a quick 39,3 seconds. That resulted in the fourth place. Philip Rüping and Clinta (Clinton) finished fifth for Germany. Click here for the complete result.