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Pius Schwizer wins Grand Prix qualifier Oliva

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 15-01-2021


In Oliva, the highlight of the day was just jumped: the Grand Prix qualification. It was jumped over a height of 1m45 and combinations could also earn points for the Longines ranking. Combinations jumped in two phases. 


The victroy went to Pius Schwizer. He rode Balou Rubin R (by Balou du Rouet) clear in 26.01 seconds. Emilio Bicocchi and Flinton (by Clinton) finished in second place. They were able to jump a clear round in 26.33 seconds. Charlotte Leoni and Venezia d'Elke (by Toulon) took home third place. They were able to keep the clear in 26.75 seconds.

Gudrun Patteet (Sea Coast Kashmira Z) and David Will (Concordia 49) completed the top five after clear rounds in 26.75 and 27.02 seconds respectively. 

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The victroy went to Pius Schwizer. He rode Balou Rubin R (by Balou du Rouet) clear in 26.01 seconds. Emilio Bicocchi and Flinton (by Clinton) finished in second place. They were able to jump a clear round in 26.33 seconds. Charlotte Leoni and Venezia d'Elke (by Toulon) took home third place. They were able to keep the clear in 26.75 seconds.

Gudrun Patteet (Sea Coast Kashmira Z) and David Will (Concordia 49) completed the top five after clear rounds in 26.75 and 27.02 seconds respectively. 

Click here for the results

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