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Ferenc Szentirmai is Winner of Silver Tour

2019.05.25. Díjugratás, Hírek

Tibor Jármy Jumped to Victory in the Bronze Tour

On the second day of the 120 cm Bronze Tour, Friday‘s third placed Tibor Jármy excelled on his beautiful gray mare, Elisé. He put down a speedy trip without penalty that was worthy of gold. For a long time Szabolcs Krucsó on Givan was at the lead but he eventually had to settle for second place in a field of 65 riders. Yesterday’s winner Márk Sándor Szilágyi closed in third place, ahead of Balázs Csuka on Timpex Memorial. Another Timpex horse, Timpex Hollyday ridden by Kristóf Szotyori Nagy finished fifth. Sixth place went Krisztián Búza in the saddle of Luxor F.

Tibor Jármy  & Elise

Péter Kollár Took Fastest Round in the VIP Tour Final

In the final of the 115 cm VIP Tour 11 riders and their horses managed to clear the challenging track, designed by László Karádi, from a starting field of 36.

Last year’s winner Péter Kollár posted the fastest time again on the 10-year-old mare Freya. Ágnes Kerekes, after finishing in fifth place on Friday, captured the silver position on Combrio. Third place went to Anna Sára Pataki in the saddle of Nitro by Boris. Three other riders, Nina Smilnakova, Virág Szalontai and Rebeca Pomsar, scored clear rounds as well taking other places.

Péter Kollár & Freya

Hungarian Bred Horses Topping the Competition Reserved for 6-to-7-year-olds

László Tóth Jr., second placed rider from yesterday, bettered his performance and took victory today on homebred mare, Ching. Ferenc Eszes piloted the bay mare bred by László Vincze, Pretty Woman to second place. István Máté rode Nevada Van in the Klavert and finished third, ahead of Attila Técsy and Ciarado. A Romanian rider Constantin Cosocariu finished sixth.

László Tóth Jr. & Ching

Ferenc Szentirmai Won the Silver Tour

The featured event of Gróf Széchenyi István Memorial on Saturday was the final of the Silver Tour. Twenty riders and their horses managed to get around the track without penalty from a starting field of 72 entries, so a jump-off decided on the ranking.

After an excellent fast trip, Ferenc Szentirmai, born in Hungary but competing for Ukraine, claimed victory.
Szabolcs Krucsó and Lady Winner seemed to repeat Thursday’s winning performance for a long time but at the end they slipped to second place. Gold Tour placed Hungarian bred PM Quintera didn’t let down his rider Balázs Horváth this time either. They turned to double clear rounds and closed third.

A Ukrainian rider took fourth place as well. Andre Schroder on Coco Chanell scored a shorter time than fifth-placed Balázs Horváth teamed with his other horse, Laugilot Z, and sixth László Tóth on Roxal Z.

Ferenc Szentirmai

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Photo: Krisztina Hajdu, Lovasfoto.hu

Previous entries:

Four Gold Medals for Hungary at the Gróf Széchenyi István Memorial on Friday >>

The Gróf Széchenyi István Memorial started with the victory of Gábor Szabó and Timpex Fényév >>

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