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Germany's Christian Kukuk tops the Worldcup GP in Poznan

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 14-12-2015

Last weekend Poznan was hosting it's world cup competition CSI3* show jumping. The world cup Grand Prix had only 8 horse-rider combinations returning in the jump-off, four of them finished faultless. Fastest clear time was set by Germany's Christian Kukuk aboard the 9-year-old Carilot (by Carinue). The pair finished in 37.99 seconds, about half a second faster as compatriot Maximilian Schmid and the 9-year-old Chacon 2 (by Chacco Blue). Zuzana Zelinkova and Caleri II folowed in a third place after a clear round in 40.18 seconds.  Home rider Sandra Piwowarczyk-Baluk finished about 12 seconds slower as the number one, taking home the fourth place with Chabento. The top five was completed by Holger Wulschner and BSC Cha cha cha. The pair jumped one rail down but set the fastest time in 35.14 seconds.   CLICK HERE FOR RESULTS  

Last weekend Poznan was hosting it's world cup competition CSI3* show jumping. The world cup Grand Prix had only 8 horse-rider combinations returning in the jump-off, four of them finished faultless. Fastest clear time was set by Germany's Christian Kukuk aboard the 9-year-old Carilot (by Carinue). The pair finished in 37.99 seconds, about half a second faster as compatriot Maximilian Schmid and the 9-year-old Chacon 2 (by Chacco Blue). Zuzana Zelinkova and Caleri II folowed in a third place after a clear round in 40.18 seconds.  Home rider Sandra Piwowarczyk-Baluk finished about 12 seconds slower as the number one, taking home the fourth place with Chabento. The top five was completed by Holger Wulschner and BSC Cha cha cha. The pair jumped one rail down but set the fastest time in 35.14 seconds.   CLICK HERE FOR RESULTS  

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