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Werner Muff claims victory for Switzerland in Grand Prix qualifier Sankt Gallen

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 31-05-2018

During the 1,50m-high Grand Prix qualification in the Swiss city of Sankt Gallen, the victory remained within the Swiss borders. Werner Muff and Cosby (Contendro I) were able to reach the finishline faster than Luciana Diniz and Isabeau (Winningmood van de Arenberg). Muff won in 42,72 seconds. Germany's Janne-Friederike Meyer-Zimmermann completed the top three with Soccero (Singulord Joter) in 44,49 seconds. Denis Lynch and his legendary All Star (Argentinus) scored the fourth position, Romain Duguet and Calder (Casall) finished the top five for Switzerland. Click here for the complete result.

During the 1,50m-high Grand Prix qualification in the Swiss city of Sankt Gallen, the victory remained within the Swiss borders. Werner Muff and Cosby (Contendro I) were able to reach the finishline faster than Luciana Diniz and Isabeau (Winningmood van de Arenberg). Muff won in 42,72 seconds. Germany's Janne-Friederike Meyer-Zimmermann completed the top three with Soccero (Singulord Joter) in 44,49 seconds. Denis Lynch and his legendary All Star (Argentinus) scored the fourth position, Romain Duguet and Calder (Casall) finished the top five for Switzerland. Click here for the complete result.

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