The Falsterbo Derby is always an exciting class, and this year as many as four riders jumped clear over the demanding course to qualify for the jump-off. Best of them all was Peder Fredricson with his new ride Catch Me Not S. All photos (c) Jenny Abrahamsson.
Kevin Jochems and Evita jumped to a second place delivering one of two double clears.
Billy Twomey and Ardcolum Duke were one of the favourite pairs ahead of the class, but they had to settle for the third place this time around after one down in the jump-off.
Bertram Allen and Christy JNR in action.
Daniel Coyle ended up in a fight with some bees at the beginning of the course, still he managed to continue and ended 7th after four faults in the first round.
Fredrik Jönsson's face says it all about how it is to ride a derby! You need to keep your focus and have a fighting spirit.
Irma Karlsson and Balahe jumping out of the ring.
Johan-Sebastian Gulliksen thought he was clear with Calico 76 when he finished, just to notice that there had been a foot in the open water.
Linda Heed and Jarvis van D Abelendreed ended 10th.
The great winner!
Mark McAuley and Vivaldi du Theil went stylish down the bank.
Full speed for Paul O'Shea and Skara Glen's Presence in the jump-off. Unfortunately the speed caused mistakes, so they had to settle for fourth place.
Peder Fredricson got celebrated without his horse during the prize giving as Catch Me Not S didn't enjoyed the attention.
Instead he could walk around with his owner and previous rider Ebba Berglöf while waiting for the lap of honor.
Stephanie Holmen and Carma stretching out over the open water.
Victoria Gulliksen and Ballenteskin Watch This were happy about their fifth place.
Daniel Coyle and Farona did a great round.
Lots of love for Paul O'Shea's Skara Glen's Presence.
Hello there! Steve Guerdat and Venard de Cerisy on their way back into the ring after a turn behind one of the stands.
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