A total of nine combinations qualified for the jump-offs in the 1m45 two star Grand Prix of Valence. From the nine riders the entire top six went to the French riders with a fantastic win for Michel Robert and his Diamant de Semilly son Undiams de Varenne who finished their course in only 35.78 seconds.
He stayed ahead of Simon Lorrain and his Quavaroti Val Fleuri (by Quidam's Rubin) who crossed the finish line in 36.41 seconds taking them to a second place. In third place it was Catherine Offner and her Belgium Warmblood Freestyle Lady (by Nagano) who finished with 38.01 seconds on the clock.
The top five was then completed by a fourth place from Thomas Leveque and his Seurat Galotiere (by Iowa) with whom he crossed the chrome in 38.22 seconds. Followed by a fifth place from Olivier Perreau and his hrose Dolce Deceuninck (by Toulon) who ended with 38.33 seconds on the clock.
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A total of nine combinations qualified for the jump-offs in the 1m45 two star Grand Prix of Valence. From the nine riders the entire top six went to the French riders with a fantastic win for Michel Robert and his Diamant de Semilly son Undiams de Varenne who finished their course in only 35.78 seconds.
He stayed ahead of Simon Lorrain and his Quavaroti Val Fleuri (by Quidam's Rubin) who crossed the finish line in 36.41 seconds taking them to a second place. In third place it was Catherine Offner and her Belgium Warmblood Freestyle Lady (by Nagano) who finished with 38.01 seconds on the clock.
The top five was then completed by a fourth place from Thomas Leveque and his Seurat Galotiere (by Iowa) with whom he crossed the chrome in 38.22 seconds. Followed by a fifth place from Olivier Perreau and his hrose Dolce Deceuninck (by Toulon) who ended with 38.33 seconds on the clock.
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