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Matthew Sampson jumps to victory in CSI2* Grand Prix Qualifier of Knokke

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 23-06-2021


Three weeks of top sport just started in Knokke with two classes of the CSI1* competition and one GP qualifier of the CSI1* competition. In the Grand Prix qualifier Matthew Sampson rode to victory. He rode Harley D (by Spartacus) to victory by jumping a clear round in 59.84 seconds.

With this, he stayed ahead of the best Belgian, Axel Vandoorne. He counted on Jacarta (by Larino) to jump a clear round in 60.08 seconds. Felix Hassmann and Sig Captain America (by Captain Fire) completed the top three after a clear round in 60.70 seconds. 

Ines van den Bosch (Infinity vd Heffinck) and Richard Kierkegaard (Queenessa Verdi) finished in fourth and fifth places. 


Click here for the results

With this, he stayed ahead of the best Belgian, Axel Vandoorne. He counted on Jacarta (by Larino) to jump a clear round in 60.08 seconds. Felix Hassmann and Sig Captain America (by Captain Fire) completed the top three after a clear round in 60.70 seconds. 

Ines van den Bosch (Infinity vd Heffinck) and Richard Kierkegaard (Queenessa Verdi) finished in fourth and fifth places. 


Click here for the results

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