It was a great day with many top performances and feeling the atmosphere caused by the high number of spectators was amazing. It’s Saturday, and the level of competition has jumped up to 150 cm in the 3-star big tour presented by Beerbaum.
In the first class of today, the FreeJumps CSI2* Small Tour 130 cm, Danish Mette Askham Jensen on the 14-year-old Destany by Landjonker/Cassini II took the lead after a nice and not least fast performance in the time 58.54 seconds. Mette, who has had Destany for 1,5 years, was very happy with the ride today, where she managed to keep quite a distance to the second place:
- Destany is just a lovely horse, she is careful but at the same time very brave. And that's a great combination. The course suited her perfectly and it has been a great experience here in Uggerhalne, says Mette Askham Jensen.
Austrian Benjamin Saurugg on the 8-year-old Chique PS Z (Crowntano Z/Quidam de Revel) took second place in 62.50, while another Danish girl, Katrine Krog Stigsen on the 14-year-old Casandra by Casir ASK/A'khan Z, placed 3rd.
Find the results of the class here: https://www.longinestiming.com/equestrian/2022/longines-eef-nations-cup-aalborg-uggerhalne/resultlist_111.html
Turkey set the winning course in Alfarvad’s CSI2* Big Tour
In the qualifier for Sunday's Grand Prix, no less than 47 riders competed. Two Turkish riders manage to put themselves on top of the leaderboard with Derin Demirsoy winning onboard the 10-year-old Caprice d'Elle (Arko III/Papillon Rouge) in 59.71 seconds, followed by Hasan Senturk on Nindoxello (Nintender/Dobel's Cento) in 59.71 seconds. Third place went to Sweden's Marcus Westergren on Fellaini de Liebri Z (Faustino de Tili/San Patrignano Corrado), who completed the course in 60.04 seconds.
Find the results of the class here: https://www.longinestiming.com/equestrian/2022/longines-eef-nations-cup-aalborg-uggerhalne/resultlist_112.html
Norwegian Ada Johnsen wins Aviar Saddles CSIO3* Medium Tour
Many nations were represented in the Aviar Saddles CSIO3* Medium Tour 140 cm, and it ended up being a close battle, with only a few milliseconds separating them. Norwegian Ada Alette Braaten Johnsen manage to secure the win onboard the 10-year-old My Way B. & V. by Emerald/Nab de Reve in the time 31.47 seconds, while second place went to Turkish Hasan Senturk on Carlchen 94 by Cascadello/Lordanos with the time 31.69 seconds, and third place went to Norwegian Simon Yde on My Way by Monte Bellini/Forrester with the time 32.19 seconds.
Find the results of the class here: https://results.hippodata.de/2022/2126/docs/r_103.pdf
Necmi Eren wins DK Company CSIU25 Grand Prix over the Danes
The young riders all rode fast in today's DK Company CSIU25 Grand Prix, most likely because of the possibility to qualify for the European Youngster Cup U25 World Final 2022 through the class. The class comprised 24 riders, and three riders moved on to the jump-off with no penalties. Here, Turkish Necmi Eren and S I E C Nectar des Roches were fastest in a time of 39.29 seconds with zero penalties. Danish Michelle Lassen and Zocker 19 also rode with zero penalties, but a little slower in the time of 41.32 seconds, while Danish Josefine Sandgaard Mørup and Riddle Quiz got eight penalties in the time of 41.58 seconds.
See the result of the class here: https://www.longinestiming.com/equestrian/2022/longines-eef-nations-cup-aalborg-uggerhalne/resultlist_116.html
Danish victory in tonight's BEERBAUM CSIO3* Big Tour 150 cm
The last class of today was full of excitement and the audience was incredible. A total of 34 riders competed for a spot in Sunday's Radisson Blu CSIO3* Grand Prix, and five riders finished with 0 penalties in the first round and were ready for the jump-off. Stephanie Holmén and Thelma Hastak were the first riders and got 0 penalties in a time of 41.00 seconds. The next rider was Andreas Schou onboard Action Man, who also got a clear and in the fastest time of 39.88 seconds. Then came Jaroslaw Skrzyczynski and Jerico, who also secured a clear in a time of 39.97 seconds. Almost as fast as Andreas Schou, but not fast enough to take the lead. Michael Kazmierczak and Notis were fourth in the jump-off, and also finished with 0 penalties in the time of 40.40 seconds, which led to third place. Last to go, Camilla Ernst and Fiona ASK also secured a clear, but unfortunately not fast enough (47.45 seconds). Congratulations to all placed riders and thank you for another wonderful day at Helgstrand Event.
See the result of the class here: https://www.longinestiming.com/equestrian/2022/longines-eef-nations-cup-aalborg-uggerhalne/resultlist_105.html
