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In one of the most exciting and dynamic cities in the world the penultimate day was a spectacular celebration of equestrian sport and culture, with top-level competition, entertainment, and lifestyle experiences. The stakes were raised once again for the big-money competition as today concluded with a dramatic €153,000 Trofeo Banorte 1.55m jump-off class.

It was Christian Kukuk and Mumbi who continued his flying form after contributing to Riesenbeck International powered by Kingsland’s win in the GCL team series yesterday, taking the win yet again in the stunning grass arena at the Campo Marte. Just a second behind Yuri Mansur and Miss Blue Mystic Rose had to settle for second place while Laura Kraut and her 9 year old Bisquetta finished off the podium.

A smiling Christian Kukuk told GCTV: "We won the team class yesterday and today this individual class so the weekend couldn’t be better at the moment. I took a big risk to the double in the jump-off and I was really lucky I must say as I turned inside the Longines finishing timer but Mumbi tried his heart out for me. It was a fast jump-off! We are in the form of our life at the moment."

In front of thousands of visitors today was a perfect prelude to the Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix of Mexico City tomorrow. From live music and delicious cuisine to exclusive shopping experiences and family-friendly activities, the event is a unique and exciting way to experience the thrill of show jumping.

Saturday’s track was set as a serious test with plenty of jumping efforts, but inviting fences and encouraging lines did little to deter these talented horses and this elite field of 31 riders made the course look relatively comfortable with 10 making it through to an electric jump-off.

The packed stands and VIP hospitality area sizzled in anticipation as the first rider entered for the jump-off in the vast arena deep in the heart of this vibrant city.

Pathfinder for the jump off, Yuri Mansur aboard Miss Blue Mystic Rose threw caution to the wind showing determination to the last, firmly putting their claim in for top podium position and hinting at what was to follow.Next saw the first of three American riders qualified for the jump off - Isabella Rusekoff and Jumpy van de Hermitage. A neat clear again proved the course extremely jumpable much to the pleasure of the packed crowd. Entering the arena as third to go, Eduardo Pereira De Menezez and H5 Elvaro were the first of three four fault rounds with a soft rail in part one of an imposing double combination in front of the packed VIP.Enter: Christian Kukuk and Mumbai. Fresh off their win in yesterday’s GCL, it was clear the duo were in it to win it from the start. Taking almost a second off Mansur’s time, the stadium erupted as the time of 37.23 showed on the big screens.Leading rider Laura Kraut aboard the unstoppable Bisquetta followed suit with an impressive clear, but a couple of seconds down off the current leaders resulted in their final placing of third place. As Denis Lynch and Vistogrand entered the arena, the question on everyone’s lips was could he replicate his day one victory? Chasing the win from fence one, a couple of steady lines came up for the duo, and with the second last fence falling, ultimately putting them firmly out of the places.Next saw Abdel Said and Goldenstar, with an unfortunate fall for both horse and rider resulting in elimination, the crowd cheered as both left the arena unharmed and a thumbs up from Abdel.Lillie Keenan and Fasther entered as eighth to go, a tidy clear and some wider turns resulted in the pair ultimately finishing in just off the podium in fourth. Franciso Jose Mesquita Musa and Alea Marathon were the third of the four fault rounds, leaving options open for the master of faster and last to go, Maikel van der Vleuten.Maikel aboard Dywis HH opted for a steady clear in the fading light, securing fifth place, and ultimately confirming the podium positions for Kukuk, Mansur and Kraut.That concludes the penultimate day of action at the Longines Global Champions Tour of Mexico City but the high drama looks set to continue tomorrow in the biggest class of the weekend! Tune in to GCTV to watch the LGCT Grand Prix presented by GNP at 13.00 local time and find out who will secure the third ticket to the coveted Longines Global Champions Tour Super Grand Prix at the GC Prague Playoffs in November.

TROFEO BANORTE

Int. jumping competition with jump-off (1.55 m)

Table A, FEI Art. 238.2.2 - CSI5*
Competition counts for the FEI Longines Rankings Group A
Horses competing in Competition n. 10 are not allowed to compete in Competition n. 09

Mumbai

Christian Kukuk

GER

77.42 sec

37.23 sec

grey / 11y. / S / BWP / Diamant de Semilly / Nabab de Reve / 106BE04 / Beerbaum Stables GmbH

38.250,00 EUR

Miss Blue Mystic Rose

Yuri Mansur

BRA

78.41 sec

38.21 sec

bay / 10y. / M / Chacco Blue / VDL Zirocco Blue / 107VC29 / Clear Round B.V., Thalita Gorri Olsen De Almeida

30.600,00 EUR

131

Bisquetta

Laura Kraut

USA

78.17 sec

38.95 sec

bay / 9y. / M / 106SW27 / Cherry Knoll Farm, Inc.

22.950,00 EUR

Fasther

Lillie Keenan

USA

79.42 sec

38.99 sec

chest / 13y. / G / KWPN / Vigo D Arsouilles Stx / Farmer / 105HA35 / Chansonette Farm LLC

15.300,00 EUR

Dywis HH

Maikel van der Vleuten

NED

77.87 sec

39.99 sec

bay / 12y. / M / HOLST / Toulon / Corofino II / 106HN52 / Pontegadea Espana Slu Marta Ortega Perez

10.710,00 EUR

Jumpy van de Hermitage

Isabella Russekoff

USA

79.72 sec

51.40 sec

bay / 14y. / G / BWP / Toulon / Darco / 104VX28 / Suave Pony LLC

8.415,00 EUR

H5 Elvaro

Eduardo Pereira De Menezes

BRA

75.92 sec

37.43 sec

bay / 14y. / S / KWPN / Calvaro F.C. / Heartbreaker / 104MW79 / H5 Sport Horses LLC

6.120,00 EUR

Alea Marathon

Francisco José Mesquita Musa

BRA

77.28 sec

38.54 sec

chest / 13y. / M / SF / Mylord Carthago*HN / Allegreto / 105AX53 / Daniel Aguiar Morelli

4.590,00 EUR

Vistogrand

Denis Lynch

IRL

76.81 sec

39.60 sec

bay / 10y. / S / AES / Fantaland / Mr Visto / 105WU22 / Parco Sport Horses Est

4.590,00 EUR

10.

Goldenstar

Abdel Saïd

BEL

78.69 sec

black / 12y. / M / KWPN / Bacardi VDL / Ipsylon B / 105SW34 / As Trading

3.825,00 EUR

11.

203

Romeo

Federico Fernandez

MEX

81.43 sec

grey / 12y. / S / SF / Lando / Cheers Cassini / 105NE82 / Federico Fernandez, Lorenzo Cue Sanchez Navarro

3.825,00 EUR

12.

Atlantica du Soleil Z

Nicolas Pizarro

MEX

76.69 sec

chest / 11y. / M / ZANG / Atlantus van de Roshoeve / Felin Pierreville / 105YE64 / Ariana Azcarraga

3.825,00 EUR

Total: 153.000,00 EUR

Other, non-placed competitors

13.

Fellow Castlefield

Edwina Tops-Alexander

AUS

76.95 sec

bay / 13y. / G / KWPN / Je T'aime Flamenco / Twister / 104YN50 / Athina Onassis, Victory Equestrian Sport BV

14.

H&M Legend of Love

Olivier Philippaerts

BEL

77.37 sec

grey / 17y. / M / SA / Landzauber / Corgraf / 103KW09 / Team Philippaerts

15.

Elysium

Hans-Dieter Dreher

GER

77.65 sec

grey / 11y. / G / HOLST / VDL Zirocco Blue / Coronado / 105RO98 / Sipe Handels Ag

16.

Policeman 2

Omer Karaevli

TUR

79.15 sec

chest / 11y. / S / HANN / Perigueux / Acord II / 105YO49 / Es Equestrian Team Holding BV

17.

Griffin van de Heffinck

Jur Vrieling

NED

79.30 sec

grey / 11y. / M / SBS / Castelino van de Helle / Contact van de Heffinck / 106BY03 / Sf Equestrian B.V.

18.

Bentley de Sury

Eduardo Alvarez Aznar

ESP

79.91 sec

chest / 12y. / G / SF / Sunday de Riverland / Calvaro / 105LU62 / Kaliyuga S.L.

19.

Cuick Star Kervec

Shane Breen

IRL

74.81 sec

bay / 11y. / S / SF / Quick Star / Diamant de Semilly / 105ME92 / Breen Equestrian Ltd, Quirke Sport Horses Ltd

20.

Cor Bakker

Fernando Martinez Sommer

MEX

79.21 sec

black / 16y. / G / KWPN / Colandro / Quattro / 104RD00 / Fernando Martinez Sommer

21.

Clipper du Haut du Roy

Jane Richard

SUI

81.55 sec

bay / 15y. / G / SBS / Flipper D'elle*HN* / Puccini / 104LG12 / Jane Richard, Rlg Denmark

Solid Gold Z

Christian Ahlmann

GER

bay / 12y. / S / OLDBG / Stakkato Gold / Calvin / 105JK30 / Christian Ahlmann, Stoeterij Zangersheide

Claire Z

Pieter Devos

BEL

bay / 15y. / M / ZANG / Clearway / Coronado / 104FM61 / Devos Stables, Stal De Leygraaf

Heureuse Nouvelle WH

Marlon Modolo Zanotelli

BRA

bay / 10y. / M / SBS / Cardento / Indoctro / 106CU80 / Ashford Farm BV, Zanotelli Augustson Farm

Laurien van Orshof

Linda Heed

SWE

grey / 12y. / M / BWP / H&M Cabrio van de Heffinck / Winningmood / 105YF04 / Stall Heed Ab

Independent

Efe Siyahi

TUR

dbay / 12y. / G / SWB / Diamant de Revel / Careful / 105MI78 / Es Equestrian Team Holding BV

Glamour Girl

Henrik von Eckermann

SWE

bay / 12y. / M / KWPN / VDL Zirocco Blue / Caletto I / 105UM04 / Portfolio Horses LLC

HHS Catwalk

Michael Pender

IRL

chest / 11y. / M / ISH / Cit Cat / Clover Echo / 106PP32 / Bravo Hughes Ltd

Casablanca-H

Samuel Hutton

GBR

bay / 13y. / M / HANN / Conteur / Landor S / 106FQ36 / Hg Sportpaarden B.V.

Carla 229

Philipp Schulze Topphoff

GER

chest / 10y. / M / WESTF / Comme Il Faut / Potsdam Nrw / 106TB91 / Karl-Heinz Schulze Isfort

Hello Valentino

Scott Brash

GBR

grey / 9y. / S / SWB / Diamantino / Careful / 106NJ05 / Lady Pauline Harris, Lady Pauline Kirkham

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Christian Kukuk fue el ganador de la prueba más importante de la jornada de hoy en el Longines Global Champions Tour México presentado por GNP México Jumping, con un impresionante recorrido en el desempate montando a “Mumbai”. El jinete alemán hizo vibrar al público que abarrotó las instalaciones de Campo Marte, con su vertiginoso recorrido sin falta en 37’23 segundos, batiendo al brasileño Yuri Mansur y “Miss Blue Mystic Rose” y a la estadounidense Laura Kraut con “Bisquetta”.
El público abarrotó las instalaciones de Campo Marte durante la jornada de hoy, en la que el alemán Christian Kukuk se convertía en protagonista indiscutible al llevarse la victoria en el Trofeo Banorte, prueba más importante del día. 32 de los mejores jinetes del panorama internacional tomaron parte en la prueba, que contó con un recorrido de 13 obstáculos a 1.55 metros de altura. De ellos, solo 10 consiguieron pasar al desempate sobre 9 vallas y de ellos solo 5 consiguieron el doble 0.

El Trofeo Mercedes-Benz para Inglaterra
Scott Brash fue el ganador del Trofeo Mercedes-Benz, prueba del CSI5* Longines Global Champions Tour Mexico presentado por GNP Mexico Jumping, que se disputó a primera hora de la tarde. El jinete británico se impuso con su fiel “Hello Mr. President” y recibió su trofeo de manos de Thalía Castro, Directora de Marketing de Mercedes-Benz México y Latinoamérica.

El dos veces ganador del circuito Longines Global Champions Tour, batía a la francesa Nina Mallevaey sobre los estribos de “Crack d’La Rousserie” y al portugués Rodrigo Giesteira Almeida a bordo de “Dawsons Flex”, que quedaron en segundo y tercer lugar respectivamente.

México imparable en el Trofeo Broxel Pay
La jornada comenzó con el Trofeo Broxel Pay, que dió el triunfo al varias veces olímpico Jaime Azcárraga al mando de “The Gambler”. El jinete mexicano se impuso ante 60 binomios en una prueba muy reñida robándole el triunfo a la joven amazona también mexicana Regina de la Cabada con “Borgia D´r” concretó limpiamente en 44.63¨. Acto seguido otro joven jinete mexicano despertó otra calurosa ovación, Patricio Pasquel Poo que a sus solo 19 años al mando de Cabablue finalizó desempate sin derribes en tiempo de 45.91 que le reportaron trofeo y moña de tercer lugar.
Los galardonados fueron premiados por el presidente de Broxel México Gustavo Gutiérrez Galindo y el Presidente de la Federación Ecuestre Mexicana Juan Manuel Cossío.

“Oaxaca, Danza y Tradición"
Antes del comienzo del Trofeo Banorte y como parte de las actividades para impulsar el conocimiento y la comercialización de sectores productivos oaxaqueños en el mercado nacional e internacional, el Gobierno del Estado de Oaxaca a través de la Secretaría de Desarrollo Económico, contempló un acercamiento a la diversidad del estado a través de “Oaxaca, Danza y Tradición", muestra cultural dancística que incluyó una calenda que recorrió el Campo Militar Marte.

La jornada de mañana comenzará con el Trofeo Banorte a las 8h00 horas, seguida por el Trofeo Broxel Pay a las 10h45. La prueba más importante del fin de semana, el Gran Premio Longines Global Champions Tour presentado por GNP Seguros comenzará a las 13h00 y el broche final lo pondrá el Gran Premio del CSI2* Trofeo Palacio de Hierro a las 16h00, prueba que también entregará el trofeo Hermès al mejor jinete mexicano del concurso.

Para todos los aficionados que no puedan acercarse hasta Campo Marte, podrán seguir el CSI2* en la OTT líder mundial del sector ecuestre ClipMyHorse.TV y las del CSI5* en Fox Sports 1.