ROBERT WHITAKER STORMS GRAND PRIX WIN
The Grand Prix is back again with two Grand Prix this year- the Van Stokkum Seatings, CSI2 and the highly anticipated City Longines Grand Prix Lausanne finale of CSI5.
11 September 2017 | Prix de Lausanne
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The Grand Prix is back again with two Grand Prix this year- the Van Stokkum Seatings, CSI2 and the highly anticipated City Longines Grand Prix Lausanne finale of CSI5. Riders of CSI5 participated in the International Jumping Rider’s Club. Johan-Sebastian Gulliksen came out to be known for putting everyone of agreement in the Grand Prix Van Stokkum Seatings (CSI2 ), the young player defeated Charleville in the main event against the French Baptist Coupérie.
The top 49 participating teams included sports superstars. It wasn’t easy to outcome the game against by Michel Vaillancourt (CAN), the ringmaster, at an event in two innings was seen in form for two different courses 160cm each.
Closing saw final of three players in time duration of about 76 seconds. At the end of the first round, the world champion team Delaveau Patrice (FRA), his comrade Timothy Anciaume (FRA) and Douglas Lindelow ( SWE) were joined by 12 other contenders for victory.
In this second part, the suspense was high because competitors have taken the start in reverse order of the 1st round. Robert Whitaker made it victorious with Catwalk IV, a bay Holsteiner stallion of 13 years with whom he won the Grand Prix CSI 4. At the end, the game saw HHS Figero on second position and William Funnell on the third.
The top 49 participating teams included sports superstars. It wasn’t easy to outcome the game against by Michel Vaillancourt (CAN), the ringmaster, at an event in two innings was seen in form for two different courses 160cm each.
Closing saw final of three players in time duration of about 76 seconds. At the end of the first round, the world champion team Delaveau Patrice (FRA), his comrade Timothy Anciaume (FRA) and Douglas Lindelow ( SWE) were joined by 12 other contenders for victory.
In this second part, the suspense was high because competitors have taken the start in reverse order of the 1st round. Robert Whitaker made it victorious with Catwalk IV, a bay Holsteiner stallion of 13 years with whom he won the Grand Prix CSI 4. At the end, the game saw HHS Figero on second position and William Funnell on the third.
