In Rabat the CSIO4* Nations Cup delivered exciting sport until the last rider in the ring. Belgium's Thierry Goffinet was the last at the start, deciding the silver and bronze medal, while Saudi Arabia dominated with gold! Eventually Italy followed as runner-up, while Belgium claimed the third spot.
For Saudi Arabia Ramzy Al Duhami and Untouchable 32 (Van helsing x Lady's king) and Abdullah Alsharbatly aboard Ermindo W (Singapore x Carinjo hdc) produced a double clear round. "I'm super happy with the results of our team," Al Duhami said. "The professional support of our teamcoach, David Will gives us the necessary support and you can see it in the results."
David Will smiled. "It's all about teamwork and the team showed this today. I didn't give special tips. The riders are in a good shape..."
Earlier this week, Ramzy Al Duhami already won the Grand PRix. For Saudi-Arabia also Khaled Almobty competed aboard Jaguar King WD (Zirocco Blue VDL x Toulon), as well as Meshari Alharbi with Hi There.
Saudi-Arabia won with 4 points. Italy followed as runner-up with 9 points, while Belgium claimed third, finishing with 12 points.
For Saudi Arabia Ramzy Al Duhami and Untouchable 32 (Van helsing x Lady's king) and Abdullah Alsharbatly aboard Ermindo W (Singapore x Carinjo hdc) produced a double clear round. "I'm super happy with the results of our team," Al Duhami said. "The professional support of our teamcoach, David Will gives us the necessary support and you can see it in the results."
David Will smiled. "It's all about teamwork and the team showed this today. I didn't give special tips. The riders are in a good shape..."
Earlier this week, Ramzy Al Duhami already won the Grand PRix. For Saudi-Arabia also Khaled Almobty competed aboard Jaguar King WD (Zirocco Blue VDL x Toulon), as well as Meshari Alharbi with Hi There.
Saudi-Arabia won with 4 points. Italy followed as runner-up with 9 points, while Belgium claimed third, finishing with 12 points.