Constant Van Paesschen Shines in Gijón: Victory and Outstanding Results for the Belgian Rider

In the world of equestrian sports, certain names stand out for their consistency and dedication. Among them, Constant Van Paesschen recently proved his talent once again by claiming a prestigious victory during one of the Longines ranking events in Gijón, Spain. This achievement solidifies his position as one of the top riders on the international scene.

Victory in the CSI2* of Gijón

The CSI2* competition in Gijón saw Van Paesschen triumph in the 1m45 ranking event, riding the sBs horse Just Too Late d’Hof Ten Bos, sired by Bentley van de Kapel. An impeccable performance that earned the young Belgian rider the top prize of 9,306 euros, a recognition not only of his talent but also of the exceptional quality of his horse.

A Near Miss for Second Place in the 1m50 Series

Van Paesschen’s day was further highlighted by an almost victory in the 1m50 series of the four-star competition. Despite a reduced time and an outstanding performance, he narrowly missed out on second place, still confirming his status as a top-tier rider. Riding Diaz du Thot, sired by Ready Boy des Forets, Van Paesschen showcased great skill and precision, leaving the audience on the edge of their seats.

Other Notable Results

The competition also featured other remarkable performances. Kristof Ceulemans, with his bred horse Enjoy CK Z, sired by Echo van ‘t Spieveld, earned a well-deserved third place in collaboration with British rider Laura Renwick. These results underscore the high level of competition and the quality of the athletes and horses present in Gijón.

A Promising Future

Constant Van Paesschen’s victory in Gijón is not just a personal milestone, but also a sign of his growing potential on the international equestrian stage. With the determination and talent he has shown, Van Paesschen’s future looks bright, and it will be exciting to see what other successes he will achieve in upcoming competitions.

Gijón was the stage for great emotions and high-level competitions, and Van Paesschen took full advantage of this opportunity to shine. We look forward to witnessing his next feats on the world’s competition fields.

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