After the second competition, the course layout remained unchanged, as did the first two placed riders in the third completion, the CSIO3* Medium Tour presented by the Ministry of Defence.
The difference from the previous event was that the height of the obstacles was raised to 1.40m. Sixty-one riders completed the two-phase competition with 22 of them capturing double clear rounds.
The first place went to Henri Kovács, who lives in Hungary but competes for Finland, on his own bred stallion Tambourino.
Tamás Mráz secured another second place, this time riding Cornet Champion-N, sired by Cornet Obolensky.
Third place went to a young German rider, 24-year-old Sönke Fallenberg on Zanzibar Z.
The German judge Kerstin Weber and Kristóf Szalay-Bobrovniczky, Minister of Defence of Hungary, congratulated the riders.
Photo: CSIO Budapest / CSIO Budapest / Krisztina Hajdu
Main sponsor of the event is the Szerencsejáték Zrt.
