In the 1.40 m CSIO3* Medium Tour presented by Horse Trans Cargo 64 horse and rider combinations lined up. The contest against the clock challenged the athletes with 11 obstacles and 13 efforts.
Riding Cornet Rodrigó Szuhai delivered the fastest fault-free performance of the competition with Cornet and proved to be in excellent form.
Second place went to Henri Kovács and King Cornet PGO, a horse bred from Cornet Obolensky × Verdi TN. The stallion is owned by Tibor Dér.
Czech Albert Pisarik on Baltic Love, an Oldenburg mare, followed in third.
Among Hungarian riders, Éva Debreczeni on Cortez and Tamás Mráz on Choral Symphony also took valuable places.
Dr. Csaba Szabó, the president of the jury, and Róbert Lengyel, owner and managing director of Horse Trans Cargo, congratulated the riders. One interesting note is that Lengyel is not only one of the sponsors but also takes part as a competitor.
Photo: CSIO Budapest / Krisztina Hajdu