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Marcel Marschall takes the Master Grand Prix in Valencia

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 10-02-2019

The CES Valencia Spring Tour finished today with the 1m45 Master Grand Prix that fell prey to Germany's Marcel Marschall aboard Kalence Flying with whom he finished in the seven combination strong jump-off in 34.31 seconds.

Quick results:
  1. Marcel Marschall - Kalence Flying
  2. Carlos Enrique Lopez Lizarazo - Ulhane de Conde
  3. Gilles Terrassier - Escado van het Lindenhof
Marschall stayed ahead of Colombia's Carlos Enrique Lopez and the SF mare Ulhane de Conde (by Jarnac) with whom he finished in second place in 34.62 seconds. In third place for France it was Gilles Terrassier aboard Escado van het Lindenhof (by Codex) in 39.34 seconds. Completing the top five we found in fourth place Jenny Heinekamp aboard UT Wodka, followed by Daniel Etter and Kheops du Roset CH. Results  

The CES Valencia Spring Tour finished today with the 1m45 Master Grand Prix that fell prey to Germany's Marcel Marschall aboard Kalence Flying with whom he finished in the seven combination strong jump-off in 34.31 seconds.

Quick results:
  1. Marcel Marschall - Kalence Flying
  2. Carlos Enrique Lopez Lizarazo - Ulhane de Conde
  3. Gilles Terrassier - Escado van het Lindenhof
Marschall stayed ahead of Colombia's Carlos Enrique Lopez and the SF mare Ulhane de Conde (by Jarnac) with whom he finished in second place in 34.62 seconds. In third place for France it was Gilles Terrassier aboard Escado van het Lindenhof (by Codex) in 39.34 seconds. Completing the top five we found in fourth place Jenny Heinekamp aboard UT Wodka, followed by Daniel Etter and Kheops du Roset CH. Results  
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