Recently the British rider Scott Brash was honoured with a European Team gold medal and a European Individual medal, yesterday Brash victoriously concluded the first day at the Global Champions Tour in Lausanne. Aboard his Belgian-bred gelding Bon Ami Brash finished their course in 61:66 seconds taking the lead on the Olympic Champion Steve Guerdat and Sidney VIII who ended third.
The reigning German Champion, Steve Guerdat and Stephex Stables' Mouse came in later and did a huge effort to take the lead. Nevertheless the pair had to settle with a second place.
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Recently the British rider Scott Brash was honoured with a European Team gold medal and a European Individual medal, yesterday Brash victoriously concluded the first day at the Global Champions Tour in Lausanne. Aboard his Belgian-bred gelding Bon Ami Brash finished their course in 61:66 seconds taking the lead on the Olympic Champion Steve Guerdat and Sidney VIII who ended third.
The reigning German Champion, Steve Guerdat and Stephex Stables' Mouse came in later and did a huge effort to take the lead. Nevertheless the pair had to settle with a second place.
Source: Equnews.com
Photo: Equpics.be
Click here for the results
Source: Equnews
Photo: Equpics
