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Grand Prix winners of this week

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 31-03-2019
Arezzo The Gold Tour Grand Prix in Arezzo over a height of 1m50 was for Dutch young rider Lisa Nooren. Aboard her VDL Groep Sabech d'HA (Qredo de Paulstra) she completed in a beautiful 38.00 seconds. A total of eight combinations qualified for the Jump-Off.
Quick results:
  1. Lisa Nooren – VDL Groep Sabech d’HA
  2. Marco Pellegrino – Vick du Croisy
  3. Luca Marziani – Tokyo du Soleil
  Sevilla At the 1m45 Big Tour Final of Sevilla it was Charlotte Bettendorf who claimed the victory. Together with her Hope Street she finished in 38.65 seconds.
Quick results:
  1. Charlotte Bettendof - Hope Street
  2. William Funnell - Billy McCain
  3. Greg Patrick Broderick - Charly Chaplin
  Gorla Minore
In Gorla Minore it was French rider Thierry Rozier who wrote history aboard his Venezia D'Ecaussinnes (Kashmir van Schuttershof). The combination took the victory in this 1m50 Grand Prix in 35.89 seconds.
Quick results:
1. Thierry Rozier - Venezia D'Ecaussinnes
2. Scott Brash - Hello Jefferson
3. Marc Houtzager - Sterrehof's Dante
  Cagnes sur Mer In France the day was dominated by riders from French soil. The victory in the CSI2* 1m45 Grand Prix went to Tony Hanquinquant. Aboard his Tourterelle d'Elle (v. Kannan) he took the GP in 45.25 seconds.
Quick results:
  1. Tony Hanquinquant- Tourterelle d'Elle
  2. Guillaume Batillat - Vintadge de la Roque
  3. Thibault Lacrevaz - Vincy de Beau Presage
Peelbergen After a Jump-Off with Fifteen it was Luciana Diniz who claimed the win with over two seconds difference.
Quick results:
  1.  Luciana Diniz - Lennox
  2. Leopold van Asten - VDL Groep Falco
  3. Hendrik Sosath - Casino Berlin
Bonheiden Quick results:
  1. Pieter Devos - Jade vd Bisschop
  2. Gregory Wathelet - Iphigeneia de Muze
  3. David Simpson - Jenson 55
Arezzo The Gold Tour Grand Prix in Arezzo over a height of 1m50 was for Dutch young rider Lisa Nooren. Aboard her VDL Groep Sabech d'HA (Qredo de Paulstra) she completed in a beautiful 38.00 seconds. A total of eight combinations qualified for the Jump-Off.
Quick results:
  1. Lisa Nooren – VDL Groep Sabech d’HA
  2. Marco Pellegrino – Vick du Croisy
  3. Luca Marziani – Tokyo du Soleil
  Sevilla At the 1m45 Big Tour Final of Sevilla it was Charlotte Bettendorf who claimed the victory. Together with her Hope Street she finished in 38.65 seconds.
Quick results:
  1. Charlotte Bettendof - Hope Street
  2. William Funnell - Billy McCain
  3. Greg Patrick Broderick - Charly Chaplin
  Gorla Minore
In Gorla Minore it was French rider Thierry Rozier who wrote history aboard his Venezia D'Ecaussinnes (Kashmir van Schuttershof). The combination took the victory in this 1m50 Grand Prix in 35.89 seconds.
Quick results:
1. Thierry Rozier - Venezia D'Ecaussinnes
2. Scott Brash - Hello Jefferson
3. Marc Houtzager - Sterrehof's Dante
  Cagnes sur Mer In France the day was dominated by riders from French soil. The victory in the CSI2* 1m45 Grand Prix went to Tony Hanquinquant. Aboard his Tourterelle d'Elle (v. Kannan) he took the GP in 45.25 seconds.
Quick results:
  1. Tony Hanquinquant- Tourterelle d'Elle
  2. Guillaume Batillat - Vintadge de la Roque
  3. Thibault Lacrevaz - Vincy de Beau Presage
Peelbergen After a Jump-Off with Fifteen it was Luciana Diniz who claimed the win with over two seconds difference.
Quick results:
  1.  Luciana Diniz - Lennox
  2. Leopold van Asten - VDL Groep Falco
  3. Hendrik Sosath - Casino Berlin
Bonheiden Quick results:
  1. Pieter Devos - Jade vd Bisschop
  2. Gregory Wathelet - Iphigeneia de Muze
  3. David Simpson - Jenson 55
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