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Patrice Delaveau wins in Helsinki

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 21-10-2013

The second leg of the Longines FEI World Cup in the Western European league was won by Patrice Delaveau and Orient Express HDC (Quick Star x Le Tot de Semilly). Coming in as second-last to go in the jump-off Delaveau stole the victory from Steve Guerdat who yet again had to see himself in runner-up position, just like last weekend in the opening leg in Oslo. Orient Express HDC and Patrice then entered the ring. Together the two are known as one of the fastest couples on the scene, and they never leave the ring without trying to win. Result: 1, Orient Express HDC (Patrice Delaveau) FRA 0/0 34.23; 2, Nino des Buissonnets (Steve Guerdat) SUI 0/0 35.99; 3, Balloon (Shane Breen) IRL 0/037.14; 4, H&M Tornesch (Malin Baryard-Johnson) SWE 0/0 38.03; 5, Winningmood (Luciana Diniz) POR 0/0 38.20; 6, Quinai des Chayottes (Julio Arias) ESP 0/4 36.11; 7, Amai (Michael Whitaker) GBR 0/4 36.27; 8, Conte Della Caccia (Martin Fuchs) SUI 0/4 40.95; 9, Silvana HDC (Kevin Staut) FRA 4/60.88; 10, VDL Groep Sapphire B (Maikel van der Vleuten) NED 4/62.25.

The second leg of the Longines FEI World Cup in the Western European league was won by Patrice Delaveau and Orient Express HDC (Quick Star x Le Tot de Semilly). Coming in as second-last to go in the jump-off Delaveau stole the victory from Steve Guerdat who yet again had to see himself in runner-up position, just like last weekend in the opening leg in Oslo. Orient Express HDC and Patrice then entered the ring. Together the two are known as one of the fastest couples on the scene, and they never leave the ring without trying to win. Result: 1, Orient Express HDC (Patrice Delaveau) FRA 0/0 34.23; 2, Nino des Buissonnets (Steve Guerdat) SUI 0/0 35.99; 3, Balloon (Shane Breen) IRL 0/037.14; 4, H&M Tornesch (Malin Baryard-Johnson) SWE 0/0 38.03; 5, Winningmood (Luciana Diniz) POR 0/0 38.20; 6, Quinai des Chayottes (Julio Arias) ESP 0/4 36.11; 7, Amai (Michael Whitaker) GBR 0/4 36.27; 8, Conte Della Caccia (Martin Fuchs) SUI 0/4 40.95; 9, Silvana HDC (Kevin Staut) FRA 4/60.88; 10, VDL Groep Sapphire B (Maikel van der Vleuten) NED 4/62.25.

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