Jumping International Saint-Lô witnessed a remarkable display of equestrian talent as riders and their horses from around the world gathered to compete in the CSI4* 1.45m Main Class Prix Crédit Agricole Normandie. Edward Levy jumped to victory with Vitot du Chateau (Toulon).
Edward Levy riding Vitot du Chateau (Toulon, breeder: Jean Grandjean), emerged as the triumphant champion of the day. With a flawless performance, Levy and his stunning gelding left the competition in their wake. Their remarkable round featured a lightning-fast time of 33.89 seconds and zero penalties, earning them a well-deserved prize of 6,550.00€.
Not far behind was the legendary Roger Yves Bost, riding Emilien Pinket's Ever de Turan (Kannan). This exceptional bay mare demonstrated impressive skill and agility. Bost and Ever de Turan delivered a fantastic round with a time of 34.72 seconds and zero penalties, earning them a prize of 5,240.00€. Marie Pellegrin put on a splendid performance riding Boreale de Fondcombe (Tinka's Boy, breeder: Philippe Prevost), a chestnut mare with impeccable pedigree. With a time of 34.92 seconds and zero penalties, Pellegrin secured the third position, taking home 3,930.00€ in prize money.
Hugo Paris and his chestnut mare, Eclipse des Forets (Calvaro), also left a significant mark on the competition securing fourth place. Olivier Perreau followed on five with GL Events Dolce Deceuninck (Toulon).
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