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Felix Hassmann has to step aside for strong competition in 3* Mannheim

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 04-05-2019

German rider Felix Hassmann didn't manage to get any further than the third place in the CSI3* 1,50m of Mannheim today. Though showing some great jumping skills with twelve-year-old Balance (Balou du Rouet), Iran's Ariana Ravanbakhsh and Spanish rider Sergio Alvarez Moya were faster.

QUICK RESULTS
  1. Ariana Ravanbakhsh - SIEC Cros (Chambertin)
  2. Sergio Alvarez Moya - Astoria Jo (Kannan)
  3. Felix Hassmann - Balance (Balou du Rouet)
The Iranian rider finished in 51,05 seconds with SIEC Cros, a son of Chambertin. Alvarez Moya followed aboard Astoria Jo in 52,02, only 0,11 second faster than Hassmann and Balance. The fourth place went to Karim Elzoghby and Amelia (Cantos) in 52,87 seconds, Jacques Helmlinger sent Tonic des Mets (Ogrion des Champs) to the fifth postion. Click here for the complete result.

German rider Felix Hassmann didn't manage to get any further than the third place in the CSI3* 1,50m of Mannheim today. Though showing some great jumping skills with twelve-year-old Balance (Balou du Rouet), Iran's Ariana Ravanbakhsh and Spanish rider Sergio Alvarez Moya were faster.

QUICK RESULTS
  1. Ariana Ravanbakhsh - SIEC Cros (Chambertin)
  2. Sergio Alvarez Moya - Astoria Jo (Kannan)
  3. Felix Hassmann - Balance (Balou du Rouet)
The Iranian rider finished in 51,05 seconds with SIEC Cros, a son of Chambertin. Alvarez Moya followed aboard Astoria Jo in 52,02, only 0,11 second faster than Hassmann and Balance. The fourth place went to Karim Elzoghby and Amelia (Cantos) in 52,87 seconds, Jacques Helmlinger sent Tonic des Mets (Ogrion des Champs) to the fifth postion. Click here for the complete result.
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