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Michel Hecart wins the MET GP

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 31-03-2013
Francois_mathy_jr_Polinska_CSI_2012Even in Olivia the sun wasn't shining, but that didn't spoil the fascinating Grand Prix of the MET-Tour. At a height of 1m45 the fences didn't seem to be a problem for Piman De La Deviniere and his rider Michel Hecart. The pair finished their CSI2*-GP in a time of 44:05 seconds, the unbeatable time, good for a victory. Belgian rider François Mathy Jr. and D'Atlantique Royale followed in the second place after his clear Jump-Off in 44:88 seconds. Nial Talbot and Nicos De La Cense completed the stage. The top five was completed by Christina Buti Lopez and Matyss De L'Aubree who ended on the fourth place. The fifth place was taken by the Belgian Warmbred Erasmus vd Heffinck (s. Cartier vd Heffinck) and Dave Quigley. © equnews.com - photo: equpics.com
Francois_mathy_jr_Polinska_CSI_2012Even in Olivia the sun wasn't shining, but that didn't spoil the fascinating Grand Prix of the MET-Tour. At a height of 1m45 the fences didn't seem to be a problem for Piman De La Deviniere and his rider Michel Hecart. The pair finished their CSI2*-GP in a time of 44:05 seconds, the unbeatable time, good for a victory. Belgian rider François Mathy Jr. and D'Atlantique Royale followed in the second place after his clear Jump-Off in 44:88 seconds. Nial Talbot and Nicos De La Cense completed the stage. The top five was completed by Christina Buti Lopez and Matyss De L'Aubree who ended on the fourth place. The fifth place was taken by the Belgian Warmbred Erasmus vd Heffinck (s. Cartier vd Heffinck) and Dave Quigley. © equnews.com - photo: equpics.com
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