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Startseite News Pius Schwizer is the GLOCK’s Youngster Tour Final winner
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Pius Schwizer is the GLOCK’s Youngster Tour Final winner

  • Feb. 5, 2017
At age eight, Cortney Cox was already demonstrating lots of command round the course and, under Pius Schwizer, took victory in the GLOCK’s Youngster Tour final. © Michael Rzepa
At age eight, Cortney Cox was already demonstrating lots of command round the course and, under Pius Schwizer, took victory in the GLOCK’s Youngster Tour final. © Michael Rzepa

The final day of International Show Jumping at the GLOCK HORSE PERFORMANCE CENTER. The event, with prize money totalling 239,000 euros, comes to a climax today with the three final results of the GLOCK’s Youngster Tour, CSI1* GLOCK’s Medium Tour and GLOCK’s 3* Grand Prix as highlights. First in line was the final test of the CSIYH1* GLOCK’s Youngster Tour, in which 23 seven and eight-year-old youngster horses were presented by their experienced riders in this standard test with jump off over 1.35/1.40 m. In the basic round, twelve of the promising talents under the saddle remained penalty-free, thereby qualifying to contest the deciding round.

Gifted with young horses: Pius Schwizer (SUI), with Cortney Cox, wins the final of the GLOCK’s Youngster Tour. © GHPC / studiohorst
Gifted with young horses: Pius Schwizer (SUI), with Cortney Cox, wins the final of the GLOCK’s Youngster Tour. © GHPC / studiohorst

Over the shortened jump off course there were then nine clear rounds and the lead was correspondingly hotly contested. At the award ceremony there was a familiar face with a contented smile to be seen between the splendidly florally decorated trappings of the GHPC. For this test, Pius Schwizer (SUI) had saddled up eight-year-old Mecklenburg Cortney Cox (of Carlo x Espri). With his agile foreleg and fresh basic canter, the chestnut gelding was impressive on all levels and jumped to victory in 38.39 seconds. Given that Pius brought Tina de l’Yserand to victory in last year’s GLOCK’s Youngster Tour, curiosity about the secret of his success was only natural: “You have to observe young horses closely. Jumping behaviour, technique, it’s all enormously important. If, on top of that, you have the necessary patience, then really nothing can go awry.”

At age eight, Cortney Cox was already demonstrating lots of command round the course and, under Pius Schwizer, took victory in the GLOCK’s Youngster Tour final. © Michael Rzepa
At age eight, Cortney Cox was already demonstrating lots of command round the course and, under Pius Schwizer, took victory in the GLOCK’s Youngster Tour final. © Michael Rzepa

With second place taken by Werner Muff, there was indeed another rider from Switzerland. He completed the jump off on KWPN gelding Escoffier, bred from Lord Z, in 38.79 seconds. Third was that fantastic jumper Clintissima van Spalbeek Z, a Zangersheide mare bred from Clintissimo, ridden by Karel Cox (BEL) in 39.61 seconds. Roland Englbrecht (OÖ) and Mevisto’s Corwinni scored points in twelfth place for Austria (4/43.35 j.o.).

Second place in the GLOCK’s Youngster Tour final went to Escoffier under Werner Muff (SUI). © Michael Rzepa
Second place in the GLOCK’s Youngster Tour final went to Escoffier under Werner Muff (SUI). © Michael Rzepa
For Zangersheide-raised Clintissima van Spalbeek Z and her rider Karel Cox (BEL) it was third place in the GLOCK’s Youngster Tour final. © Michael Rzepa
For Zangersheide-raised Clintissima van Spalbeek Z and her rider Karel Cox (BEL) it was third place in the GLOCK’s Youngster Tour final. © Michael Rzepa
Roland Englbrecht (AUT/OÖ) and Mevisto’s Corwinni scored points for Austria GLOCK’s Youngster Tour final. © Michael Rzepa
Roland Englbrecht (AUT/OÖ) and Mevisto’s Corwinni scored points for Austria GLOCK’s Youngster Tour final. © Michael Rzepa

03 CSIYH1* GLOCK’s YOUNGSTER TOUR FINAL
Int. standard test with jump off over 1.35/1.40 m
1. Cortney Cox – Schwizer, Pius (SUI) 0/38.39 j.o.
2. Escoffier – Muff, Werner (SUI) 0/38.79 j.o.
3. Clintissima van Spalbeek Z – Cox, Karel (BEL) 0/39.61 j.o.
4. Over The Top – Meyer, Tobias (GER) 0/40.08 j.o.
5. Charco – Kutscher, Marco (GER) 0/40.52 j.o.
6. Kiarado – Vermeir, Wilm (BEL) 0/40.55 j.o.
7. Larocco – Lill, Maximilian (GER) 0/41.08 j.o.
8. Jasmien v. Bisschop – Ekberg, Jonna (SWE) 0/41.87 j.o.
9. Galant v.Z – Bruggink, Gert Jan (NED) 0/42.13 j.o.
10. Arany de Kergane – Hanley, Cameron (IRL) 4/41.96 j.o.
11. Explosion 4 – Gaudiano, Emanuele (ITA) 4/42.01 j.o.
12. Mevisto’s Corwinni – Englbrecht, Roland (AUT/OÖ) 4/43.35 j.o.
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This article was prepared by EQUESTRIAN WORLDWIDE – EQWO.net commissioned by GLOCK HORSE PERFORMANCE CENTER Austria.

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