
In a tightly contested competition against the clock, it resulted in late starter Ciaran Nallon and Christians Cardado claiming top stop by just over a second ahead of their competitors.
Followed closely by Sanne Thijssen and Farah z, her consistency with back-to-back podium performances followed her second-place finish in the CSI5*1.50m speed class yesterday, maintaining strong momentum in her Rome campaign. Jur Vrieling and Nikky Vera battled it out to take the final place on the podium.
The field of 35 top international riders and horses set the stage for the CSI5* 1.45m against-the-clock competition at Tor di Quinto, Rome, over a technical course featuring 12 obstacles. 11 combinations produced staggering clear rounds, making the competition fiercely competitive.
The Irish U25 show jumper Ciaran Nallon continues to demonstrate his bright and ambitious talent, showing his determination and abilities to perform at the highest levels amongst the best riders in the world.
Nallon’s victory sealed the competitive class stopping the clock with his 58.67 time. The 11 clear rounds showcased the depth of talent on display in Rome, as Nallon added another consistent result to his Longines global champion's season.
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