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Shane Breen wins at the Lummen Spring Tour

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 13-04-2013
Yanick BeirensAt the Belgian springTour in Lummen the third day concluded with a CSI1* 1m20-competition. It was the British show jumper Howard Portia and his 15-year-old Macgarveys Choice who triumphed after finishing in 39:07 seconds. Brecht Bille and the 11-year-old Cartana (s. Quick Star) took in the runner-up position after a finish in 39:84 seconds. Vos Beau and Quick K (s. Quick Star) ended in a third place in this competition. Earlier today it were the Irish colors that equaled victory thanks to Shane Breen and the Balou du Rouet-horse Balloon. The pair took the lead in the 1m45 competition on the Belgian rider Rik Hemeryck and the 11-year-old sire Papillon Z (s. Perhaps). The stage in this 1m45 competition was completed by the British rider Guy Williams and his Belgian Warm Bred Depardieau van 't Kiezelhof (s. Thunder). © equnews.com
Yanick BeirensAt the Belgian springTour in Lummen the third day concluded with a CSI1* 1m20-competition. It was the British show jumper Howard Portia and his 15-year-old Macgarveys Choice who triumphed after finishing in 39:07 seconds. Brecht Bille and the 11-year-old Cartana (s. Quick Star) took in the runner-up position after a finish in 39:84 seconds. Vos Beau and Quick K (s. Quick Star) ended in a third place in this competition. Earlier today it were the Irish colors that equaled victory thanks to Shane Breen and the Balou du Rouet-horse Balloon. The pair took the lead in the 1m45 competition on the Belgian rider Rik Hemeryck and the 11-year-old sire Papillon Z (s. Perhaps). The stage in this 1m45 competition was completed by the British rider Guy Williams and his Belgian Warm Bred Depardieau van 't Kiezelhof (s. Thunder). © equnews.com
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