FEI World Jumping Challenge Final Concludes in Tashkent
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On October 24, at Universal Horses Stable, the second day of the international competition took place, where riders competed on courses of 115 cm and 120 cm in height. These qualifying rounds determined the finalists for the 2024 tournament series.
In the 115 cm course, Giorgia Anna Ieromazzo from the Dominican Republic took first place, having also posted the top result the previous day. Notably, participants compete on leased horses. Riding Jangcy L, Giorgia completed the course in 64.02 seconds without incurring any penalties.
Singaporean rider Kristy Paige Nair, competing on La-Luna, finished second, just 0.71 seconds behind the winner.
In the second qualification course at 120 cm, Giorgia Anna Ieromazzo once again claimed first place, completing her round in 32.74 seconds without any penalties.
Flavien Gabriel, who had placed fourth in the first round, took silver in the second on Arbat, with a time of 34.59 seconds and zero penalties.
The current top five rankings feature riders from Uzbekistan, South Africa, Mauritius, and the Dominican Republic.
The final round of the series, which will determine the FEI World Jumping Challenge 2024 champion, will be held on Saturday, October 26, with the participation of the 10 strongest athletes. Those who did not make the finals will compete in a consolation course of 115 cm.
Singaporean rider Kristy Paige Nair, competing on La-Luna, finished second, just 0.71 seconds behind the winner.
In the second qualification course at 120 cm, Giorgia Anna Ieromazzo once again claimed first place, completing her round in 32.74 seconds without any penalties.
Flavien Gabriel, who had placed fourth in the first round, took silver in the second on Arbat, with a time of 34.59 seconds and zero penalties.
The current top five rankings feature riders from Uzbekistan, South Africa, Mauritius, and the Dominican Republic.
The final round of the series, which will determine the FEI World Jumping Challenge 2024 champion, will be held on Saturday, October 26, with the participation of the 10 strongest athletes. Those who did not make the finals will compete in a consolation course of 115 cm.
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