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Guerdat takes spectacular win in CSI2* Grand Prix Hubside

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 30-08-2020


The CSI5* Grand Prix was scheduled for yesterday, but the Grand Prix of the CSI2 * competition was jumped today. The victory went to Steve Guerdat. He was the fastest in a jump-off with ten combinations. The Swiss number one in the world jumped a clear round in the saddle of Ulysse des Forets (f. Col Canto) and finished in 38.85 seconds.


With this time he was very close to Jérome Guery. Guery also rode a clear jump-off in the saddle of Eldorado Wp Z (by Eldorado vd Zeshoek) and finished in 38.86 seconds. Roger Yves Bost and Cassius Clay Vdv Z (by Calvino Z) completed the podium after a clear jump-off in 39.09 seconds.

Christian Ahlmann (Calvino 16) and Rene Lopez Lizarazo (Con Dios II) completed the top five.

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With this time he was very close to Jérome Guery. Guery also rode a clear jump-off in the saddle of Eldorado Wp Z (by Eldorado vd Zeshoek) and finished in 38.86 seconds. Roger Yves Bost and Cassius Clay Vdv Z (by Calvino Z) completed the podium after a clear jump-off in 39.09 seconds.

Christian Ahlmann (Calvino 16) and Rene Lopez Lizarazo (Con Dios II) completed the top five.

Click here for the results

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