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Longines ranking victory for Moeskops in Lier

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 22-01-2021


The highlight of the day in Lier was a 1m45 LR class and it just ended. Of the 53 starting combinations, eight could qualify for the jump-off. A jump-off with eight had to decide about the winner. The Dutch were in a good position; they supplied no less than three of the eight jump-off candidates, just like the Belgians.


That winner was Bunoit Moeskops. He rode Kiarado (by Diarado) arrow-quick to the finish in 31.55 seconds. This left him ahead of Barbara Schneiper who finished in second place with Escoffier (by Numero Uno). The Swiss rider was able to keep the zero and finished in 32.07 seconds. Sanne Thijssen finished in third place with Con Quidam RB (by Quinar). They too were able to jump a clear round and clocked off in 32.78 seconds.

Thibeau Spits (Juragold Bormes) and Jeroen Dubbeldam (Oak Grove's Carlyle) completed the top five.

Click here for the results


That winner was Bunoit Moeskops. He rode Kiarado (by Diarado) arrow-quick to the finish in 31.55 seconds. This left him ahead of Barbara Schneiper who finished in second place with Escoffier (by Numero Uno). The Swiss rider was able to keep the zero and finished in 32.07 seconds. Sanne Thijssen finished in third place with Con Quidam RB (by Quinar). They too were able to jump a clear round and clocked off in 32.78 seconds.

Thibeau Spits (Juragold Bormes) and Jeroen Dubbeldam (Oak Grove's Carlyle) completed the top five.

Click here for the results

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