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Riderslist for the CSIO Sopot

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 06-06-2016

For the third week in a row Poland is hosting one of it top events. After the Baltica Tour and the CSI4* in Poznan it is Sopot that welcomes the international crowd. This for the 2016 Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup series. The Europe Division 2 series continues with still Spain in the lead.  A total of 100 athletes, representing 25 nations will compete in Sopot. Australia, Austria, Danmark, Spain, Japan, Norway, Poland, Russia and Ukraine all field teams for the Nations Cup battle. They will battle it out agains strong teams from Belgium, Great Britain, Germany, Ireland, Italy and Sweden.   CLICK HERE FOR THE LIST

For the third week in a row Poland is hosting one of it top events. After the Baltica Tour and the CSI4* in Poznan it is Sopot that welcomes the international crowd. This for the 2016 Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup series. The Europe Division 2 series continues with still Spain in the lead.  A total of 100 athletes, representing 25 nations will compete in Sopot. Australia, Austria, Danmark, Spain, Japan, Norway, Poland, Russia and Ukraine all field teams for the Nations Cup battle. They will battle it out agains strong teams from Belgium, Great Britain, Germany, Ireland, Italy and Sweden.   CLICK HERE FOR THE LIST

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