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America's Jessica Springsteen: The Boss of the Hubside Jumping

Monday, 14 June 2021
CSI4* Hubside Jumping Grimaud 2021

Photo © HUBSIDE JUMPING - Filippo Gabutti Jessica Springsteen and RMF Tinkerbell won Sunday's CSI4* Grand Prix at Hubside Jumping in Grimaud. Photo © HUBSIDE JUMPING - Filippo Gabutti.

 

Press release from Hubside Jumping

 


 

The US lady riders were highly anticipated and they were anything but disappointing! In the HUBSIDE JUMPING Grimaud-Gulf of Saint-Tropez’s CSI 4* Grand Prix, America’s Jessica Springsteen won ahead of two riders from Rhône-Alpes, Olivier Perreau and Mégane Moissonnier. The United States were fittingly represented in this Grand Prix’s final line-up: For her first representation, the legendary Beezie Madden finished sixth! 

In the initial round of this Grand Prix, the first clear rounds were not immediate and only seven combinations managed to find the key to the course designed by Spain’s Javier Trenor Paz Marcos Nuñez. The stars such as France’s Julien Epaillard and Germany’s Christian Ahlmann didn’t make it past the first round...Switzerland’s Edwin Smits on Farezzo (Arezzo VDL x Van Gogh) was the surprise in this Grand Prix and was first to jump clear: as a result, he had the difficult job of going first in the jump-off. 

And when it was his turn, the Swiss rider proved he was in fine form and was double clear! After him, Jérôme Hurel, one of the three French riders qualified, with Byron du Telman (Lamm de Fetan x Dollar du Murier), had one down and any chance that he had of winning went out of the window. Jessica Springsteen and RMF Tinkerbell (Incolor x Argentinus), who were luckier, set a very high standard and greatly improved on the Swiss rider’s time: they shaved 4 seconds off the time to beat! Austria’s Max Kühner on Eic Coriolis des Isles (Zandor x Tlaloc M) gave it his all and was also double clear, but was three seconds slower than the incredibly fast Springsteen. Beezie Madden and Garant (Warrant x Verdi TN), who jumped clear, suffered the same fate as they were five seconds slower. The riders from the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes could have eventually represented a threat. Loire’s Olivier Perreau, who was second last to go on GL events Venizia d’Aigully (Diamant de Semilly x Quick Star), missed out winning by twenty-four hundredths of a second; Mégane Moissonnier on Cordial (Casall x Chicago Z) also lost any hope of victory as she was almost three seconds slower. Despite this, they finished second and third respectively in the HUBSIDE JUMPING Summer Tour’s first 4* Grand Prix. 



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