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Patrik Spits wins GP Qualifier at own CSI

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 30-03-2013
Patrik Spits - Whitney vd Dwergse HagenAt the CSI3* in Sint-Katelijne-Waver the best rider will win a holiday to an exotic destination. With a win in yesterday's 1m50-class and today's Grand Prix-qualifier, organizer, Patrik Spits is looking forward to make the trip. 10 starters came back for the Jump-off in the GP Qualifier. Patrik Spits and his Codex-mare Withney vd Dwerse Hagen stopped the time at 36:31 seconds. Only Gregory Whatelet and Baloudana (s. Cartier vd Heffinck) did it faster, but with one jumping fault, leavind the pair on the fourth place. Julia Kayser and Sterrehof's Ushi (s. Vigo d'Arsouille) ended second with a time of 36:86 seconds, followed by yesterdays number three, Jack Ansems and Uxlaine Go (s. Lux) (time 42:18 seconds). © equnews.com - photo: equpics.com
Patrik Spits - Whitney vd Dwergse HagenAt the CSI3* in Sint-Katelijne-Waver the best rider will win a holiday to an exotic destination. With a win in yesterday's 1m50-class and today's Grand Prix-qualifier, organizer, Patrik Spits is looking forward to make the trip. 10 starters came back for the Jump-off in the GP Qualifier. Patrik Spits and his Codex-mare Withney vd Dwerse Hagen stopped the time at 36:31 seconds. Only Gregory Whatelet and Baloudana (s. Cartier vd Heffinck) did it faster, but with one jumping fault, leavind the pair on the fourth place. Julia Kayser and Sterrehof's Ushi (s. Vigo d'Arsouille) ended second with a time of 36:86 seconds, followed by yesterdays number three, Jack Ansems and Uxlaine Go (s. Lux) (time 42:18 seconds). © equnews.com - photo: equpics.com
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