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Stefan Eder (AUT) and the 14-year-old gelding Dr. Scarpo (Sandro Boy x Carinue) won Sunday's CSI4* 1.55m Grand Prix in Montefalco, Italy, as the two weeks of the Sagrantino Tour concluded. 

With a time of 35.98 seconds in the jump-off, the Austrian rider bested a field of 50 horse-and-rider combinations – ten of which had cleared their way into the deciding jump-off – and took home the win, after finishing fourth in last week's Grand Prix. Emanuele Camilli (ITA) and Chadellano PS (Chacco-Blue x Centadel) placed second after the clock stopped on 37.27, while Gefried Puck (AUT) and Naxcel V (Balou du Rouet x Landetto) took the third place with a time of 38.02 in the jump-off. Abdullaev Abdurakhmon (UZB) placed fourth on Valour (Verdi x Calido), and Roger Chammas (LBN) fifth on Humphrey G (Berlin x Zeus). 

In the first week of the tour, it was a home win in the CSI4* 1.55m Grand Prix when Christian Fioravanti (ITA) on Double Push (Cascadello x Push Up) stopped the clock on 36.04 seconds in a jump-off of ten horse-and-rider combinations. Niklaus Rutschi (AUT) took the runner-up position with a time of 36.33 aboard Quinao de Chandor Z (Classic Bois Margot x Coriano), while Bernardo Cardoso de Resende Alves (BRA) placed third on Mosito van het Hellehof (Elvis Ter Putte x Nabab de Reve). The fourth place went to Stefan Eder on Dr. Scarpo, and fifth to Luiz Felipe Cortizo Goncalves de Azevedo Filho (BRA) on Hoselinde (Campbell x Zeus).