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CHIO Aachen: Dutch victory in the Prize of VUV-Vereinigte
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The Dutch dominance continued in the Prix St. Georges, the Prize of VUV-Vereinigte Unternehmerverbände: Imke Schellekens-Bartels rode to victory on the 10-year-old Jazz/Havidoff son, Toots. The rider who won team silver at the Hong Kong Olympics scored 70.132 percent.
In the following four rankings the scores were extremely close. Brigitte Wittig, the wife of Wolfram Wittig, Isabell Werth’s trainer, came second with the just seven-year-old Balmoral W (69.925). Balmoral W is a son of Wolfram Wittig’s Grand-Prix winner, Breitling, who is the basis of the Wittig family breeding concept. Third place went to the Austrian rider, Victoria Max-Theurer with the eight-year-old Münchhausen son, Moliere (69.756).
The Dutch dominance continued in the Prix St. Georges, the Prize of VUV-Vereinigte Unternehmerverbände: Imke Schellekens-Bartels rode to victory on the 10-year-old Jazz/Havidoff son, Toots. The rider who won team silver at the Hong Kong Olympics scored 70.132 percent.
In the following four rankings the scores were extremely close. Brigitte Wittig, the wife of Wolfram Wittig, Isabell Werth’s trainer, came second with the just seven-year-old Balmoral W (69.925). Balmoral W is a son of Wolfram Wittig’s Grand-Prix winner, Breitling, who is the basis of the Wittig family breeding concept. Third place went to the Austrian rider, Victoria Max-Theurer with the eight-year-old Münchhausen son, Moliere (69.756).
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