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Mariano Martinez Bastida concludes day with victory in big class Sunshine Tour

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 27-06-2020
The big class of the Sunshine Tour has just ended. It was a 1m40 class that was ridden with a jump-off. Once again it were the Spanish riders who took almost all the top five placings. 

The victory went to Mariano Bastida Martinez. He and Cleartoon cleared the jump-off in 31,03 seconds. Only five riders entered in this jump-off. No other combinations managed to jump a clear first round. The second place went to the Belgian rider Ignace Philips-De Vuyst. He and Modest vd Vroente jumped a clear round in 32,98 seconds, taking the victory home. For Juan Jose Gomez Barba and Frappant there was a third place. They kept the zero on the score board and finished in 33,65 seconds. 

Paloma Barcelo Martinez (Habanero) and Eduardo Alvarez Aznar (F) completed the top five.

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The victory went to Mariano Bastida Martinez. He and Cleartoon cleared the jump-off in 31,03 seconds. Only five riders entered in this jump-off. No other combinations managed to jump a clear first round. The second place went to the Belgian rider Ignace Philips-De Vuyst. He and Modest vd Vroente jumped a clear round in 32,98 seconds, taking the victory home. For Juan Jose Gomez Barba and Frappant there was a third place. They kept the zero on the score board and finished in 33,65 seconds. 

Paloma Barcelo Martinez (Habanero) and Eduardo Alvarez Aznar (F) completed the top five.

Click here for the results

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