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It's an Austrian win for Felix Koller and Clayton in CSI3* Big Tour of Redefin

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 24-05-2019

The Big Tour CSI3* 1,45m of Redefin went to Austrian rider Felix Koller today. With Clayton 31 (Cartani 4), he finished first in 71,1 seconds.

QUICK RESULTS
  1. Felix Koller - Clayton 31
  2. Harm Lahde - Oak Grove's Heartfelt
  3. Patrick Stühlmeyer - Chacgrano
German rider Harm Lahde and Oak Grove's Heartfelt (Heartbreaker) took the silver in 72,43 seconds. Patrick Stühlmeyer sent Chacgrano (Chacco-Blue) to the third place, also for Germany. The fourth place went to Sweden with Douglas Lindelöw and Citti (Catoki). Jens Baackmann closed the top five for Germany with Locadeur (Lordanos). Click here for the complete result.

The Big Tour CSI3* 1,45m of Redefin went to Austrian rider Felix Koller today. With Clayton 31 (Cartani 4), he finished first in 71,1 seconds.

QUICK RESULTS
  1. Felix Koller - Clayton 31
  2. Harm Lahde - Oak Grove's Heartfelt
  3. Patrick Stühlmeyer - Chacgrano
German rider Harm Lahde and Oak Grove's Heartfelt (Heartbreaker) took the silver in 72,43 seconds. Patrick Stühlmeyer sent Chacgrano (Chacco-Blue) to the third place, also for Germany. The fourth place went to Sweden with Douglas Lindelöw and Citti (Catoki). Jens Baackmann closed the top five for Germany with Locadeur (Lordanos). Click here for the complete result.
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