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Gregory Wathelet claims Z-Tour GP victory

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 03-04-2014

Last Year Gregory Wathelet won the Belgian Championships Showjumping in Lanaken, this year he claims the CSI2* Z-Tour Grand Prix -victory. A total of 14 starters appeared in the jump off. Aboard Algorhythem (by Tampa), Wathelet finished a clear round in 39.96 seconds. Algorythem in fact is the Norwegian Marie Longem's horse, now ridden for a moment by the Belgian Champion. Denis Lynch finished second with Coulisa, after a clear round in 40.80 seconds. Z-rider Christian Ahlmann (Little Lady Z) eventually had to change his leading position for the third spot. Olympic Champion Steve Guerdat (Qui Vive de la Tour) and Conor Drain (Zidane) completed the top five. click here for thé results   IMG_5225 IMG_5240

Last Year Gregory Wathelet won the Belgian Championships Showjumping in Lanaken, this year he claims the CSI2* Z-Tour Grand Prix -victory. A total of 14 starters appeared in the jump off. Aboard Algorhythem (by Tampa), Wathelet finished a clear round in 39.96 seconds. Algorythem in fact is the Norwegian Marie Longem's horse, now ridden for a moment by the Belgian Champion. Denis Lynch finished second with Coulisa, after a clear round in 40.80 seconds. Z-rider Christian Ahlmann (Little Lady Z) eventually had to change his leading position for the third spot. Olympic Champion Steve Guerdat (Qui Vive de la Tour) and Conor Drain (Zidane) completed the top five. click here for thé results   IMG_5225 IMG_5240

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