Julia Krajewski Victorious in the Four-Star Class in Strzegom
Julia Krajewski. Photographer: Mariusz Chmieliński
Germany’s Julia Krajewski riding Nickel 21 was the best in the 4*S – the highest-ranked competition at Strzegom Autumn Show.
The podium of the 4*S was dominated by German riders. The first place went to Julia Krajewski, who was the runner-up after dressage and took the pole position after a clear round in the jumping trial. She crossed the finish line of the cross-country with 7,2 for time, but it was enough to secure the win riding Nickel 21 – 35,8. Second went to Arne Bergendahl with Luthien NRW – 38,8. His clear jumping round made them jump up into 6th from 17th after dressage, and he added only 0,4 for one second overtime in the cross-country. Emma Brüssau finished third with Dark Desire GS – 40,2.
Leading after dressage, current Olympic champion Michael Jung riding Jim Knopf P had one knockdown in the jumping, took his time on the cross country, and with 23 seconds late and 40.3 penalty points, placed just behind the podium in fourth place.
The winner of the 3*S was India’s Fouaad Mirza riding Dajara – 30,1. He took an early lead in the first trial and did not give it up until the end, finishing on his dressage score. Germany’s Julia Krajewski was second riding Ero de Cantraie – 34,6. She was fourth after dressage, went up into third after the jumping, and scored a clear XC round with 9 second overtime. Malin Asai from Sweden finished third with Maggan V – 35,0. The rider went clear in the jumping test and crossed the XC finish line only three seconds late, advancing from 13th after dressage.
The win in the 2*S went to Miloslav Prihoda Jr from the Czech Republic with Obora’s Guitar Gangster – 30,2. German Malin Hansen-Hotopp with Callfield finished second – 30,3, and Italy’s Filippo Gregoroni with Talibro Z – third with 30,6.
The first place on the podium in the Intro competition went to Poland’s Laura Gillmaier with Red Sunrise 2 – 29,9, ahead of Sweden’s William Nilsson Fryer with Madicken – 30, and Germany’s Anna Siemer riding Kiss Me – 31,4.
The national 1* ended with the victory of Patrycja Pienkos with S-Rubin – 45,6, the CNC 100 was won by Dutchman Thierry Van Reine with One of Us – 29,9, and in the under-18 age category, the best one was Polish Zofia Lemanska riding Heksala – 37,0. In the CNC90, the best result belonged to Germany’s Inga Witing with Limba St – 29,4.
During the Strzegom Autumn Show, four international competitions and three national classes were held, along with the International Tournament for Young Horses, the Polish Cup finals, and the Polish Championships for Young Horses.
Online results: https://livejumping.com/ap/event/11572/competitions
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