In St. Tropez, the day just ended with the main event of the day: a 1m50 class of the CSI3* competition in which there was direct against the clock jumping. 24 competitors took their chances but it was Colombian Dayro Arroyave who emerged victorious. Riding Questa vd Heffinck, a 14-year-old BWP mare; he was able to jump a clear round in 58.99 seconds. The Cabrio Z daughter stopped the chrono after 58.99 seconds.
Emanuele Gaudiano, who could already claim victory earlier today, had to make peace with second place this time. He saddled Vasco 118 (by Vivant) to jump clear to the finish in 59.30 seconds. Matteao Checci and Elixir de Chalusse (by Kannan) completed the podium after a clear round in 60.68 seconds.
In turn, fourth place came in the name of Erika Lickhammer-Van Helmond. Riding I Comme Tessa Vhl (by Comme Il Faut), she was able to keep the clear on the scoreboard and clocked off in 64.80 seconds. Arroyave was not only good for first place, fifth place also came in the Colombian's name. This time he saddled E Jasmin du Maquis Z (by Elvis Ter Putte) to jump to the finish in 65.92 seconds.
Emanuele Gaudiano, who could already claim victory earlier today, had to make peace with second place this time. He saddled Vasco 118 (by Vivant) to jump clear to the finish in 59.30 seconds. Matteao Checci and Elixir de Chalusse (by Kannan) completed the podium after a clear round in 60.68 seconds.
In turn, fourth place came in the name of Erika Lickhammer-Van Helmond. Riding I Comme Tessa Vhl (by Comme Il Faut), she was able to keep the clear on the scoreboard and clocked off in 64.80 seconds. Arroyave was not only good for first place, fifth place also came in the Colombian's name. This time he saddled E Jasmin du Maquis Z (by Elvis Ter Putte) to jump to the finish in 65.92 seconds.