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Francois Mathy Jr flies to victory in Valence

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 18-08-2018

In Valence the show went on with a 1m50 course in the four star competition that was won by Belgium rider Francois Mathy Jr and his Uno de la Roque (by Numero Uno) with whom he was victorious in 39.86 seconds. In second place we found for France Simon Delestre aboard his Sultan de Beaufour (by Cardento) in 39.92 seconds, followed by Ireland's Cian O'Connor who finished in third place in 40.79 seconds aboard his Veneno (by Chacco Blue). Completing the top five in fourth place we found Jean Luc Mourier aboard Souvienstoi Lariviera, followed by a fifth place for Italy's Giulia Martinengo Marquet with Verdine SZ who both finished their rounds with 4 penalties. . Find all results here

In Valence the show went on with a 1m50 course in the four star competition that was won by Belgium rider Francois Mathy Jr and his Uno de la Roque (by Numero Uno) with whom he was victorious in 39.86 seconds. In second place we found for France Simon Delestre aboard his Sultan de Beaufour (by Cardento) in 39.92 seconds, followed by Ireland's Cian O'Connor who finished in third place in 40.79 seconds aboard his Veneno (by Chacco Blue). Completing the top five in fourth place we found Jean Luc Mourier aboard Souvienstoi Lariviera, followed by a fifth place for Italy's Giulia Martinengo Marquet with Verdine SZ who both finished their rounds with 4 penalties. . Find all results here

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