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Michel Robert races to first place with Emerette in Longines Ranking class of Sankt Gallen

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 31-05-2019

In the Swiss city of Sankt Gallen, the French rider Michel Robert just won the Longines Ranking class 1,45m aboard his Diarado-daughter Emerette.

QUICK RESULTS
  1. Michel Robert - Emerette
  2. Henrik von Eckermann - Que Bueno de Hus Z
  3. Guillaume Foutrier - Tchin de la Tour
Robert seized the first place in 38,49 seconds. Henrik von Eckermann counted on his nine-year-old Que Bueno de Hus Z (Que Guapo) for his second place. They took that position in 40,12 seconds during the jump-off. Guillaume Foutrier and Tchin de la Tour (Chin Chin) ensured the third place for France too. Belgiums Gregory Wathelet continued the top five with Iphigenia de Muze (Erco van 't Roosakker). They proved themselves a bit faster than Laura Renwick with Top Dollar V (Dollar du Murier). Click here for the complete result.

In the Swiss city of Sankt Gallen, the French rider Michel Robert just won the Longines Ranking class 1,45m aboard his Diarado-daughter Emerette.

QUICK RESULTS
  1. Michel Robert - Emerette
  2. Henrik von Eckermann - Que Bueno de Hus Z
  3. Guillaume Foutrier - Tchin de la Tour
Robert seized the first place in 38,49 seconds. Henrik von Eckermann counted on his nine-year-old Que Bueno de Hus Z (Que Guapo) for his second place. They took that position in 40,12 seconds during the jump-off. Guillaume Foutrier and Tchin de la Tour (Chin Chin) ensured the third place for France too. Belgiums Gregory Wathelet continued the top five with Iphigenia de Muze (Erco van 't Roosakker). They proved themselves a bit faster than Laura Renwick with Top Dollar V (Dollar du Murier). Click here for the complete result.
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