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Patrice Delaveau takes winning start at the Saut Hermès

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 22-03-2019
In Paris the Saut Hermès has kicked-off with a home victory in the 1.45m welcomingclass. It was Patrice Delaveau who speeded to victory.
QUICK RESULTS 1. Patrice Delaveau - Vestale de Mazure HDC 2. Simon Delestre - Chesall Zimequest 3. Guillaume Foutrier - Tchin de la Tour
Patrice Delaveau speeded to victory in this two phase class aboard his 10-year-old Landor S-daughter, Vestale de Mazure HDC. The pair was the only to finish in under 31 seconds. The pair was followed by compatriot Simon Delestre. With over a second difference, Delestre settled as runner-up with his 14-year-old Chesall Zimequest (Casall). Guillaume Foutrier completed the stage in the saddle of Tchin de la Tour (Chin Chin). Results
In Paris the Saut Hermès has kicked-off with a home victory in the 1.45m welcomingclass. It was Patrice Delaveau who speeded to victory.
QUICK RESULTS 1. Patrice Delaveau - Vestale de Mazure HDC 2. Simon Delestre - Chesall Zimequest 3. Guillaume Foutrier - Tchin de la Tour
Patrice Delaveau speeded to victory in this two phase class aboard his 10-year-old Landor S-daughter, Vestale de Mazure HDC. The pair was the only to finish in under 31 seconds. The pair was followed by compatriot Simon Delestre. With over a second difference, Delestre settled as runner-up with his 14-year-old Chesall Zimequest (Casall). Guillaume Foutrier completed the stage in the saddle of Tchin de la Tour (Chin Chin). Results
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