(c) Rinaldo de Craen

Australia’s Boyd Exell has won the fourth leg of the FEI World Cup™ Driving in Budapest after two magnificent rounds. Dutchman Koos de Ronde was last to go in the winning round but came despite a very well driven course just one second short to beat Exell’s fast time. Sweden’s Fredrik Persson was the third driver who qualified for the winning round, but was unable to equal the speed of his competitors and came third.

Szentkirályi Cup simultan driving competition

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CSI***-W from competition 1 to 7

FEI World Cup™ Driving, press news nr. 3
30/11/2008

Hungary’s József Dobrovitz proofed to be able to compete under high pressure in the third leg of the FEI World Cup™ Driving competition in Stockholm, Sweden. Dobrovitz only had fifteen minutes to prepare his horses for the competition as he borrowed his carriage to his friend and compatriot Zoltán Lázár.

FEI World Cup Driving, press news nr. 2 22/11/2008
Markus Bechert
Hungary’s Jozsef Dobrovitz has won his first ever FEI World CupÔ Driving competition in Stuttgart this weekend. The multiple national champion and World Championship medal winner drove his homebred team of Lipizzaner horses to victory, cheered by the ever-enthusiastic crowd in the Schleyer Halle. Four times World Champion Ijsbrand Chardon came second, ahead of Germany’s Christoph Sandmann.