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Sprehe leaves all competition behind in ranking class Valencia

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 12-02-2021


In Valencia, the highlight of the day was jumped just now. The 1m45 of the CSI2* competition. In this class riders could gather points for the Longines Ranking. The victory went to Jörne Sprehe: she rode Luna 1509 (by l'Avian) clear to the finish in 59.99 seconds.

Valentin Marcotte followed with Chaccolino (by Chacco-Blue) in second place. They were also able to jump a clear round and finished in 60.42 seconds. Shane Carey completed the top three. He rode Contenance 15 (by Cornet Obolenksy) to third place by jumping a clear round in 61.00 seconds. 

Edward Levy (Uno de Cerisy) and Bart Jay Junior Vandecasteele (Entreprise Jt Z) completed the top five. They were able to keep the zero and finished in 61.04 and 61,07 seconds respectively. 

Valentin Marcotte followed with Chaccolino (by Chacco-Blue) in second place. They were also able to jump a clear round and finished in 60.42 seconds. Shane Carey completed the top three. He rode Contenance 15 (by Cornet Obolenksy) to third place by jumping a clear round in 61.00 seconds. 

Edward Levy (Uno de Cerisy) and Bart Jay Junior Vandecasteele (Entreprise Jt Z) completed the top five. They were able to keep the zero and finished in 61.04 and 61,07 seconds respectively. 

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