Ben Maher and Ginger-Blue won Friday's CSIO5* 1.50m Table A against the clock presented by Bang & Olufsen at Brussels Stephex Masters. Photo © Sportfot/Brussels Stephex Masters.
Reigning Olympic Champion Ben Maher (GBR) and the 12-year-old Ginger-Blue (Plot Blue x Royal Bravour) won Friday's CSIO5* 1.50m Table A against the clock presented by Bang & Olufsen – a Grand Prix qualifier – at Brussels Stephex Masters.
Stopping the clock on 64.76, Maher took the win ahead of Max Wachman (IRL) and Quintini (Quintender 2 x Cassini II) in second in 64.96. Pieter Devos (BEL) and Jarina J (Cicero Z Van Paemel x Harley) placed third in 67.10, while Kevin Jochems (NED) and Casillas van de Helle (Casall x San Patrignano Corrado) finished fourth in 67.27 followed by Steve Guerdat (SUI) aboard Double Jeu d'Honvault (Kannan x Cook du Midour) in fifth in 67.58.
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