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Marcus Ehning lord of the jump-off at the Stephex Masters

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 31-08-2018

This evening at the Brussels Stephex Masters the show continued with an exciting jump-off with a finish between Marcus Ehning and Niels Bruynseels. The 1m55 five star course was won by Mr jump-off himself, Marcus Ehning. Aboard his beautiful Comme IL Faut (by Cornet Obolensky) he finished with a breath taking time of 39.24 seconds. In second place we found Niels Bruynseels for Belgium aboard Lady Cracotte (by Quaprice) with whom he crossed the finish line in 40.49 seconds. Irish rider Darragh Kenny took home the third place together with his Balou du Reventon (by Cornet Obolensky) in 40.84 seconds. Finishing in fourth place we found Julien Epaillard with Usual Suspect d'Auge (by Jarnac), followed by Laura Kraut and her Zeremonie (by Cero).   Find all results here

This evening at the Brussels Stephex Masters the show continued with an exciting jump-off with a finish between Marcus Ehning and Niels Bruynseels. The 1m55 five star course was won by Mr jump-off himself, Marcus Ehning. Aboard his beautiful Comme IL Faut (by Cornet Obolensky) he finished with a breath taking time of 39.24 seconds. In second place we found Niels Bruynseels for Belgium aboard Lady Cracotte (by Quaprice) with whom he crossed the finish line in 40.49 seconds. Irish rider Darragh Kenny took home the third place together with his Balou du Reventon (by Cornet Obolensky) in 40.84 seconds. Finishing in fourth place we found Julien Epaillard with Usual Suspect d'Auge (by Jarnac), followed by Laura Kraut and her Zeremonie (by Cero).   Find all results here

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