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Chloe Aston on top in speed class Sentower Park

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 30-08-2020


Wilm Vermeir can already look back on a very successful weekend in Sentower Park. He has already jumped to several classifications and also in the 1m45 of the CSI2* competition he just jumped to a top five classification. In this class they jumped against the clock and it was the British Chloe Aston who took the victory home.


Aston rode Amigo T (by Padinus) clear through the course and finished in 61.72 seconds. Laura Kraut and Galliano VM (by Ukato) took second place. They kept the zero on the score board and finished in 61.84 seconds. Oliver Lemmer and Ambrioso d'Alcy (by Cabdula du Tillard) completed the podium after a clear round in 62.69 seconds.

Wilm Vermeir (Hotshot) and Gerrit Nieberg (Baynounah Fbh) finished in fourth and fifth place respectively.

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Aston rode Amigo T (by Padinus) clear through the course and finished in 61.72 seconds. Laura Kraut and Galliano VM (by Ukato) took second place. They kept the zero on the score board and finished in 61.84 seconds. Oliver Lemmer and Ambrioso d'Alcy (by Cabdula du Tillard) completed the podium after a clear round in 62.69 seconds.

Wilm Vermeir (Hotshot) and Gerrit Nieberg (Baynounah Fbh) finished in fourth and fifth place respectively.

Click here for the results

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