In Moorsele a total of seven combinations qualified for the Jump-Off. Course designer, Marc De Baere had build a technical first round. Resulting in some faults in the line of the Equnews triple to the double. First in the Jump-Off was Ireland's Harry Allen with the 10-year-old Chatman-son, Cheese W. Z. The pair took a fast line from the WEG Caen 2014 Jump to the Krismar Horse trucks vertical, resulting in a close distance. Eventually Allen completed the Jump-Off with eight points in 35.97 seconds. Great-Britain's Steven Franks followed with a clear round aboard the AES-gelding, Brutus III (Billy Congo), taking the lead. Eventually it were the last two young riders in the arena who speeded to the top of the Grand Prix ranking. Last in the ring of the 1.45m Grand Prix was Belgium's Gilles Thomas. Thomas jumped to victory with his 8-year-old Belgian Warmblood gelding, Konak (Nabab de Reve). He was followed by Gilles Nuytens aboard Jade S (Diarado). Steven Franks completed the stage of this Grand Prix. Results
In Moorsele a total of seven combinations qualified for the Jump-Off. Course designer, Marc De Baere had build a technical first round. Resulting in some faults in the line of the Equnews triple to the double. First in the Jump-Off was Ireland's Harry Allen with the 10-year-old Chatman-son, Cheese W. Z. The pair took a fast line from the WEG Caen 2014 Jump to the Krismar Horse trucks vertical, resulting in a close distance. Eventually Allen completed the Jump-Off with eight points in 35.97 seconds. Great-Britain's Steven Franks followed with a clear round aboard the AES-gelding, Brutus III (Billy Congo), taking the lead. Eventually it were the last two young riders in the arena who speeded to the top of the Grand Prix ranking. Last in the ring of the 1.45m Grand Prix was Belgium's Gilles Thomas. Thomas jumped to victory with his 8-year-old Belgian Warmblood gelding, Konak (Nabab de Reve). He was followed by Gilles Nuytens aboard Jade S (Diarado). Steven Franks completed the stage of this Grand Prix. Results