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Philipp Weishaupt claims CSIO5* victory in the Middle East

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 20-02-2019

Eleven-year old Holsteiner Belo Horizonte (Baloubet du Rouet) took the first place in the CSIO5* 1,50m GP-Qualifier in Abu Dhabi today. He did so with his German rider Philipp Weishaupt.

QUICK RESULTS
  1. Philipp Weishaupt - Belo Horizonte
  2. Shane Breen - Ipswich van de Wolfsakker
  3. Ibrahim Hani Bisharat - Chactino
The bay gelding and Weishaupt jumped to the first place in 40,92 seconds. Ireland's Shane Breen followed aboard Ipswich vd Wolfsakker (Carembar de Muze) in 42,2 seconds. The third place went to Hani Bisharat with Chactino, a son of Chacco Blue. Egyptian rider Abdel Saïd and Arpege du Ru (Apache d'Adriers) finished fourth and proved themselves one second faster than Miriam Schneider with Fidelius G (For Edition) for Germany. Click here for the complete result.

Eleven-year old Holsteiner Belo Horizonte (Baloubet du Rouet) took the first place in the CSIO5* 1,50m GP-Qualifier in Abu Dhabi today. He did so with his German rider Philipp Weishaupt.

QUICK RESULTS
  1. Philipp Weishaupt - Belo Horizonte
  2. Shane Breen - Ipswich van de Wolfsakker
  3. Ibrahim Hani Bisharat - Chactino
The bay gelding and Weishaupt jumped to the first place in 40,92 seconds. Ireland's Shane Breen followed aboard Ipswich vd Wolfsakker (Carembar de Muze) in 42,2 seconds. The third place went to Hani Bisharat with Chactino, a son of Chacco Blue. Egyptian rider Abdel Saïd and Arpege du Ru (Apache d'Adriers) finished fourth and proved themselves one second faster than Miriam Schneider with Fidelius G (For Edition) for Germany. Click here for the complete result.
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