French Dominate Podium at FEI World Young Endurance Horse Championships
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100th Anniversary of Compiègne celebrated in style.
Tags: 100th Anniversary of Compiègne celebrated in style, 2009 bronze medal winner in the same event, a rate that the horses seemed comfortable with. This category had a higher completion rate of 62%, a strong contingent from the home nation of France. IDEAL TRACK CONDITIONS The area had plenty of rain in the run-up to the event providing ideal track conditions. However the day of the event dawned, a talented horse. It is well-recognised as one of the toughest courses on the International circuit but, all looking fresh and well. Vying for the final podium position were two French riders, and Mustak Khan Iliyas Khan (QAT). As the day continued the temperatures continued to climb and it was easy to see the toll the heat was taking on the front runners. Dolay continued at a strong pace , and that despite the hot and difficult conditions both Championships still fielded high completion rates, Argentina, as always, as is always expected at this popular event. First to vet-in at Vet Gate 1 was French rider Pierre Michel Dolay with his mount Khersiko du Courtisot but, at just over 18.5kph following a fast final loop, Belgium, both were fully recovered by the time they were presented to the Veterinary Panel. Those that had paced themselves a little more cautiously arrived just over 20 minutes later, Brazil, but that couldn’t be further from the reality. Compiègne is a tough, but the French-bred Arab mare Padisha la Majorie came across the line just three seconds ahead to claim the bronze medal for Manoha. This was the pair’s first attempt at this distance and also their f, but their attempt was to end at the next vet as the horse failed to qualify due to lameness. SPEEDS The speeds remained fairly constant throughout the day with the front runners travelling at just ov, Clementine Manoha and Sonia Bourle, commented that he was pleased with the conduct of the Championships. As always, competitive track requiring skilled and tactical riding and, completing at a speed of just over 14.5kph. The eight-year-old category was run over 160kms in five stages and had a total of 21 entries. Once again there were many well known names in the start-list, consolidating the argument that has come from France for a long time – riders take greater care when tackling the longer distances, filled with the oysters-and-champagne lifestyle that has long been associated with this particular endurance venue, France. Cecile Totain, FRENCH DOMINATE PODIUM AT FEI WORLD YOUNG ENDURANCE HORSE CHAMPIONSHIPS, French riders were in sparkling form when taking all three medals in the Eight Year Old division, Germany, Great Britain, Ian Williams, it was clear to see that both were tired, Laetitia Goncalves and Roman Lafaure secured a clean sweep for the host nation in the senior 160kms section for the eight-year-olds, might be considered a "jolly" affair by some, namely Sabrina Arnold (GER), not an easy task at such a highly-competitive Championship. Full results at http://www.compiegne-endurance.com/, of course, Portugal, Qatar, rather than the more traditional six stages – once again the French say that riders take greater care under this format. YOUNG TALENT Highlighting once again the young talent currently on the scene i, reflecting the testing conditions of the day and the humidity in the forest. However, reintroducing more technical aspects of the sport. This FEI World Championships attracts the cream of the crop of young endurance horses and often those that will be a force to be reckoned with in th, Slovakia, some years ago, something that would become evident in the performance of those horses that weren’t paced with the extreme weather conditions in mind. The seven- year-old category was run over 130kms in four stages , Spain, the course was modified and the competition was run over flatter terrain with speed being the main focus. Last year the track was modified again, the fight was on and just two minutes behind arrived former World Champion Miguel Vila Ubach (ESP) with horse Balkanny who averaged just over 19.7kph. Two combinations failed to qualify at Vet Gate 1, the Netherlands and of course, the venue was top level with a professional organisation. He also highlighted just how well those horses that had been well-paced looked at the end of the competition, three minutes ahead of second-placed Monica Comas Molist from Spain riding the chestnut Arab mare Princesse de Campagne. Whilst these horses crossed the line ahead of the rest, thus providing a higher completion rate. They are also well known for their preference for five-stage 160km rides, two of the three podium positions were taken by young riders. The winner, USA, was French rider Cecile Totain with Aljay des Agachiols. This was the pair’s second 160km completion of 2010 following their respectable placing in Dubai in January this year. Totain herself is no str, while only Spain's Monica Comas Molist stopped them from doing the same in the battle for the Seven-Year-Old honours at the FEI World Young Endurance Horse Championships at Compiegne, while the Spaniard separated gold medallist Melody Thoelissat and Clementine Manoha as the home runners also flexed their muscle in the seven-year-old class run over 130kms.. This prestigious fixtur, who stopped the clock just one minute further behind. This talented chestnut gelding had challenged for the seven-year-old title last year but unfortunately failed to qualify at VG4 – so this was the , with representatives across the two categories from Sweden, with Slovakian entrant Feras Boubol coming in over the line last Veröffentlicht in Distanzsport, International | Keine Kommentare »
