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Richard Vogel writes Silver Grand Prix Oliva to his name

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 16-01-2021


In Oliva the Grand Prix of the Silver Tour has just ended. In this 1m40 class 55 participants came at the start. 18 of them could jump a clear first round and came back for the decisive jump-off.


In that jump-off, nobody could be the fast German Richard Vogel. He counted on Stardust degli Assi (by Sandro Boy) to jump a clear round in 32.13 seconds. With this, he was easily the fastest. Olivier Philippaerts came closest with Mr. Uno-K van't Kattenheye (by Numero Uno). The duo left the wood untouched and finished in 33.37 seconds. Third place also went to a German rider: Pia Reich was last in the ring and managed to keep the zero in the saddle of the 13-year-old Pb Jinka (by Lordanos). They clocked off in 34.11 seconds.

Jason Smith (Cagno) and Lorenzo de Luca (by Amarit d'Amour) completed the top five in fourth and fifth places. 

Click here for the results


In that jump-off, nobody could be the fast German Richard Vogel. He counted on Stardust degli Assi (by Sandro Boy) to jump a clear round in 32.13 seconds. With this, he was easily the fastest. Olivier Philippaerts came closest with Mr. Uno-K van't Kattenheye (by Numero Uno). The duo left the wood untouched and finished in 33.37 seconds. Third place also went to a German rider: Pia Reich was last in the ring and managed to keep the zero in the saddle of the 13-year-old Pb Jinka (by Lordanos). They clocked off in 34.11 seconds.

Jason Smith (Cagno) and Lorenzo de Luca (by Amarit d'Amour) completed the top five in fourth and fifth places. 

Click here for the results

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