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Reveur de Hurtebise*HDC makes sportive retirement

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 30-01-2019

At the big grass arena in La Baule, France, Reveur de Hurtebise*HDC will for a last time appear for his crowd. The owners announced today the son of Kashmir van Schuttershof is ready for his retirement. Under the saddle of France's toprider, Kevin Staut Reveur jumped to a five star victory in Monaco and La Baule in 2014 and 2017. Further the pair jumped to multiple Nations Cup victories with the French team. Before it was Sweden's Malin Baryard Johnsson who competed Reveur de Hurtebise*HDC.

At the big grass arena in La Baule, France, Reveur de Hurtebise*HDC will for a last time appear for his crowd. The owners announced today the son of Kashmir van Schuttershof is ready for his retirement. Under the saddle of France's toprider, Kevin Staut Reveur jumped to a five star victory in Monaco and La Baule in 2014 and 2017. Further the pair jumped to multiple Nations Cup victories with the French team. Before it was Sweden's Malin Baryard Johnsson who competed Reveur de Hurtebise*HDC.

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