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David Will takes Longines Ranking of Oliva

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 14-01-2021


In Oliva, the ranking class of the Gold competition has just been jumped. Riders jumped over a height of 1m45 and directly against the clock. The victory went to David Will. He counted on Forest Gump 29 (by Forsyth) to jump a clear round in 61.37 seconds.


Gregory Wathelet and Indago (by Concorde) jumped to second place. They managed to jump a clear round in 61.49 seconds. Jérôme Guery and Eras Ste Hermelle (by Vargas de Ste Hermelle) finished in third place. They also managed to stay clear and finished in 61.65 seconds.

Christian Kukuk (Checker 47) and Bronislav Chudyba (Lamborghini 98) finished on places four and five.

7 year olds

In the 7-year-olds Koen Vereecke rode to victory. He counted on Bonfois van't Hof V Eversen Z (by Bisquet Balou C) to jump a clear round in 26.69 seconds. Alexis Goulet and Calla (by Quateron) jumped a clear round in 27.79 seconds, which resulted in second place. Mark Mcauley took home third place with Joint Venture TN (by Kannan). They kept the clear round and finished in 28.32 seconds.

Dayro Arroyave (Karmann 2000 Z) and Lieven Devos (Eros de l'Eldorado) completed the top five. 

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Gregory Wathelet and Indago (by Concorde) jumped to second place. They managed to jump a clear round in 61.49 seconds. Jérôme Guery and Eras Ste Hermelle (by Vargas de Ste Hermelle) finished in third place. They also managed to stay clear and finished in 61.65 seconds.

Christian Kukuk (Checker 47) and Bronislav Chudyba (Lamborghini 98) finished on places four and five.

7 year olds

In the 7-year-olds Koen Vereecke rode to victory. He counted on Bonfois van't Hof V Eversen Z (by Bisquet Balou C) to jump a clear round in 26.69 seconds. Alexis Goulet and Calla (by Quateron) jumped a clear round in 27.79 seconds, which resulted in second place. Mark Mcauley took home third place with Joint Venture TN (by Kannan). They kept the clear round and finished in 28.32 seconds.

Dayro Arroyave (Karmann 2000 Z) and Lieven Devos (Eros de l'Eldorado) completed the top five. 

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