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Grand Prix victory for Zanotelli in CSI5* Hubside

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 29-08-2020


The last class of the day has just been jumped in Hubside: the CSI5 * Grand Prix. 46 combinations started and a jump-off with 13 riders had to decide the winner. In the basic course, mistakes were made on various obstacles and the time allowed was also a problem for various combinations.

The victory went to the Brazilian Marlon Modolo Zanotelli. He started like a rocket with VDL Edgar M (by Arezzo) and finished in 35.33 seconds. With this he stayed ahead of Emanuele Gaudiano who finished in second place with Chalou (by Chacco-Blue). They, too, were able to keep the zero and finished in 36.25 seconds. Third place went to Olivier Philippaerts. He rode Legend of Love (by Landzauber) clear in 36.29 seconds.

Kevin Staut (Viking d'La Rousserie) and Julien Epaillard (Alibi de La Roque) came fourth and fifth respectively.

The victory went to the Brazilian Marlon Modolo Zanotelli. He started like a rocket with VDL Edgar M (by Arezzo) and finished in 35.33 seconds. With this he stayed ahead of Emanuele Gaudiano who finished in second place with Chalou (by Chacco-Blue). They, too, were able to keep the zero and finished in 36.25 seconds. Third place went to Olivier Philippaerts. He rode Legend of Love (by Landzauber) clear in 36.29 seconds.

Kevin Staut (Viking d'La Rousserie) and Julien Epaillard (Alibi de La Roque) came fourth and fifth respectively.

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