The warriors returned to the arena, more conquering than ever for this 3* Grand Prix. Of the thirty-eight runners entered, only five come out on top by completing a faultless course to reach the jump-off.
The rain stops, cools the atmosphere and gives the competitors a boost.
Faced with the French armada (4 at the jump-off), the Belgian José Thiry makes everyone agree.
“My horse was fantastic”
First to set off, he achieved a stunning time of 36’98”, taking as many risks as possible. Winning bet since it will never be joined, despite the unwavering support of the public. The French in the running for this final battle, under the pressure of what is at stake, completely thwart.
Geoffroy Bouret finds himself relegated to almost three seconds, with a…