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Harrie Smolders: "I may have another option for the Olympics"

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 03-05-2020
The Dutch top rider Harrie Smolders is not just chilling at home in Corona-times and is already looking forward to the future and the Olympic Games next year. He may even have an unexpected asset in mind for the Games: Escape Z.

"Escape (by Emerald) is now eight years old and that is of course a transition year. I now train him mainly at home so that he gets stronger. In addition, I also use the time to get to know him better. I think for him it's actually not bad that there are no competitions. I have great expectations for him but I am afraid that the Olympics will come too soon I do not want to rush anything with him , he still has enough time "...

Source: Hoefslag

"Escape (by Emerald) is now eight years old and that is of course a transition year. I now train him mainly at home so that he gets stronger. In addition, I also use the time to get to know him better. I think for him it's actually not bad that there are no competitions. I have great expectations for him but I am afraid that the Olympics will come too soon I do not want to rush anything with him , he still has enough time "...

Source: Hoefslag

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