This morning Dominique Filion won the Intermediaire I with the 8-year-old Fidertanz offspring, Frida K. The pair won with a convincing lead with 74,000%.

Filion referred Diederik van Silfhout to second place with the 7-year-old KWPN member Impression (Don Schufro). Van Silfhout collected 71.971% in this 4 * category. Larissa Pauluis finished the stage for her own audience.

Pauluis followed in third place with the 8-year-old First-Step Valentin (Vitalis). The home duo received 71,441% from the jury. Inge Heylen also achieved more than 70%. Together with Kalagan ‘H’ (Universal) the Belgian collected 70.588%, good for sixth place.

The day ended yesterday with a rider party and before that the handsome 4 * Grand Prix. Spencer Wilton held back the competition with Super Nova II (De Niro). Yet the biggest surprise was Adelinde Cornelissen who started Aqiedo (Undigo). Originally, Cornrelissen had announced that it would take Aqiedo again for the first time at Indoor Brabant, but that return took place a little earlier.

For Wilton and seventeen-year-old Super Nova it was the second time in the ring after a long competition break. The duo won with 75.761% and kept countryman Sonnar Murray Brown behind with Erlentanz (Latimer). Brown drove to a total of 74.174%.

Cornelissen and Aqiedo came back to the CDI in Lier yesterday for the first time since last February and finished in third place with 73%.

View the full overview with the results here.

Due to the extensive program and clinic of Tineke Bartels on Saturday and the clinic with Stephan Buitenbos on Sunday, admission costs 10 euros per person, which is charged at the entrance.
Source: Equnews
Photo: DigiShots

Kebie Raaijmakers put things in order in the Individual Children Test yesterday. The young rider sent her Happy Feet to the overall victory with 78.535%. Earlier this week, she already won the introductory test on Wednesday with the Tuschinksi descendant.

The stage in this test turned completely orange. Thursday’s winner, Veerle Van Hof followed in second place with Don Diablo (Westpoint). The performance of the duo was rewarded with 75.130%.

Countrywoman Maura Knipscheer received 75.065% for her test with Amaretto (Krack C) and thus completed the podium. Max Van Durne followed in fourth place for his own audience. Van Durne rode with Dijon to a nice score of 72.737%.

In the U25 Grand Prix, Ann-Kathrin Lindner kept the competition behind with Sunfire 16 (San Amour I). The pair was the only one to go above 70%. With 72.718%, the duo was well ahead of their compatriot Sophie Reef with Charming Lady. The German sent her Painted Black offspring to second place with 69.974%. Skylar Bos completed the podium with Choice Finch (Voice). Bos collected 68.653% and thus stayed ahead of local rider Lore Vandeborne with Ikke-Pia vd Berghoevev (San Amour). The Belgian rider received 68.077% of the final result.

This morning the pony combinations were the first to start. Sophia Boje Obel Jorgensen crazy for the overall victory. Together with Adriano B (De Angelo B), the Danish jury impressed with a total score of 74.955%.

The pair scored with a strong test in which they especially scored high on components such as the step. The test gave the combination a lead of more than 2% on the Dutch rider Evi Van Rooij with the 11-year-old King Stayerhof’s Jango (Kosmo van Orchid’s).

Van Rooij sent her NRPS employee to 72.523% with a nice full-bodied and handsome trot work. The stage was finished by Clara Paschertz with Da Capo’s Dancing Boy. Together with the Da Capo descendant, the German rode to a total of 72.388%.