We look back at some of the hightlights from the Longines Grand Prix in Falsterbo: First out the winner Billy Twomey with the only 9-year-old Kimba Flamenco, a horse by Billy's former top partner Je T'Aime Flamenco. All photos (c) Jenny Abrahamsson.
“H&M Indiana is for sure one of the most capable horse I had, she jumps everything very easy but she is not the easiest to handle and I think that suits me well. I’m getting older so I need a bit of a challenge. She is a fighter like no one else and she is such an amazing horse,” Malin Baryard-Johnsson said about her bay mare after finishing 4th in the Grand Prix.
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