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The CSI2*-W Prague Arena 2021 started on Thursday with five competitions and almost 12 hours of show jumping. Vincent Voorn from Netherlands won the first part of the Diamond Tour.

Andrius Petrovas on Sherlock has won the first two stars competition at the CSI2* meeting in Prague. The Lithuanian was one second faster than the long leading Emily Llewellyn, who secured the second place for Great Britain ahead of Poland’s Krzysztof Ludwiczak.

There was a complete Czech winner’s ceremonial after the CSI1* Big Tour competition on Thursday. Vladimír Malák on Zarthago Br Z celebrates a close win over Kateřina Kučerová with the best time of 60,21 seconds. Third place goes to Tereza Veselá.

It was an early climax in Thursday’s second competition of the CSI2*-W Prague Arena. The Polish rider Jaroslaw Skrzyczynski on the 6-year-old gelding Kentucky set the fastest time 33,71 seconds, which was the key to the success in this contest for young horses.

The CSI2*-W Prague Arena meeting had a great start for the local fans. The first competition of the Small Tour at 115 centimetres was won by Anna Marie Vítek on the pony Mateio Di Belle. Her winning time in the second round was 35,69 seconds.

The upcoming international 2021 CSI Prague Arena event starting this Thursday, will also include competitions in the CSI1* a CSIYH1* classes. The Master list of participants has already been published. All event information can be found on the Equipe App now.

Between 28th April and 9th May, the Chuchle Arena Prague is hosting two international show-jumping events – CSI Prague Arena and CSIO CET. Spectators will not be allowed in the arena this year, however, other participants are sure to find this map of the Chuchle Arena useful.

Preliminary schedules for the series of two international show-jumping events expected to take place in late April and early May in the Chuchle Arena Prague have been released. On all days of the events, competitions will start at 8 a.m.

An internationally important show-jumping event is to take place in the Chuchle Arena Prague in early May – the CSIO CET. One of the highlights of the event will be the Nations Cup, a team competition that will be the final rehearsal before the Tokyo Olympic Games for many of the teams.

The top-level CSI Prague Arena event that will see Czech show-jumping’s number one rider in competition, is starting in just one week. Opatrný will bring his two best horses – Gentlemen and Forewer on whom he won the Linz Grand Prix last Sunday.