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Starting order CSIO La Baule

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 16-05-2013
la-baule-2012Tomorrow the first leg of the Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup Devision 1 in Europe will be ridden in the French La Baule. Only four out of the eight starting countries will collect the necessary points for the ranking. France, Germany, Switzerland and Great-Britain will compete for the necessary points. The Nations Cup will start at 14:00 CEST (local time GMT +2hours). You can follow the Nations Cup live on FEI TV or the live broadcast. The starting order for the Nations Cup is; 1. Netherlands 2. Spain 3. Ireland 4. Great-Britain 5. Belgium 6. Germany 7. Switzerland 8. France © equnews.com - photo: FEI
la-baule-2012Tomorrow the first leg of the Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup Devision 1 in Europe will be ridden in the French La Baule. Only four out of the eight starting countries will collect the necessary points for the ranking. France, Germany, Switzerland and Great-Britain will compete for the necessary points. The Nations Cup will start at 14:00 CEST (local time GMT +2hours). You can follow the Nations Cup live on FEI TV or the live broadcast. The starting order for the Nations Cup is; 1. Netherlands 2. Spain 3. Ireland 4. Great-Britain 5. Belgium 6. Germany 7. Switzerland 8. France © equnews.com - photo: FEI
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