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Koen Vereecke wins Lummen's GP Qualifier

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 02-05-2013
Koen VereeckeThe GP-qualifier of the CSIO4* in Lummen, Belgium kicked-off with a total of 80 starters. In this speed competition at a height of 1m50 a total of 25 pairs got classified for Sunday's Grand Prix. The Unbeatable Koen Vereecke and his 10-year-old Rubdens du Ri d'Asse-son, Dior van het Indihof finished in the fastest time leaving François Mathy Jr. and Polinska des Isles (s. Diamant de Semilly) on a second place. The belgian-Dutch rider Guido Hornesch completed the stage with his Concorde (s. Kannan). Just as the top three the further top five colored Belgian. It was the Belgian Champion's brother, Jules Van Roosbroeck (Cabriolet Z, s. Calvaro Z) who ended in a fourth position. The pair was followed by the Eurohorse-rider Jos Verlooy and his Belgian Warmbred out of Thunder van de Zuuthoeven, Domino. © equnews.com - photo: equpics.be/D.T.
Koen VereeckeThe GP-qualifier of the CSIO4* in Lummen, Belgium kicked-off with a total of 80 starters. In this speed competition at a height of 1m50 a total of 25 pairs got classified for Sunday's Grand Prix. The Unbeatable Koen Vereecke and his 10-year-old Rubdens du Ri d'Asse-son, Dior van het Indihof finished in the fastest time leaving François Mathy Jr. and Polinska des Isles (s. Diamant de Semilly) on a second place. The belgian-Dutch rider Guido Hornesch completed the stage with his Concorde (s. Kannan). Just as the top three the further top five colored Belgian. It was the Belgian Champion's brother, Jules Van Roosbroeck (Cabriolet Z, s. Calvaro Z) who ended in a fourth position. The pair was followed by the Eurohorse-rider Jos Verlooy and his Belgian Warmbred out of Thunder van de Zuuthoeven, Domino. © equnews.com - photo: equpics.be/D.T.
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