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Show jumping competition: Deauville Top Ten finals
The Sunday 08 November
Pôle International du Cheval Longines Deauville 14 avenue Ox and Bucks 14800 SAINT-ARNOULT
With autumn well and truly here, show jumping is now taking place indoors! Over four days of competition, the Longines International Equestrian Centre – Deauville is hosting 650 professional and amateur riders in the main arena. The highlight of this sporting weekend: the finals of the Deauville Top Ten circuit!
TIMETABLE AND HIGHLIGHTS
• Thursday from 9.00 am to 4.30 pm: a special ‘warm-up’ day, with training sessions to familiarise riders with the courses ahead of the competition
• Friday from 8.00 am to 6.45 pm: the competition gets underway with speed classes. Not to be missed: the 1.30m Speed class at 1.30 pm
• Saturday from 8.30 am to 6.15 pm: time for the weekend’s flagship event, the 1.35m Emilie Chausson Grand Prix in the early afternoon. Among the 39 riders entered are Théo Ogorzaly, Emilie Paillot, Eden Leprévost Blin, Marc Dilasser and Patrice Delaveau. And at 5.30 pm, the Deauville Top Ten finals take over!
• Sunday from 9.30 am to 4 pm: the weekend ends on a high note with the 1.20m Grand Prix at 2.30 pm
PROFESSIONALS AND AMATEURS: WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
Throughout the year, the Centre organises competitions reserved for amateur and professional riders, who compete in around ten events, including the Pro Grand Prix, the grand finale on Sunday afternoon. The amateur-level competition is based on the principle of sport for leisure, combining the requirements of rigour, entertainment and a friendly atmosphere. The professional-level competition, meanwhile, brings together competitors focused on top-level competition and performance.
A YEAR-ROUND SERIES
This competition forms part of the Deauville Top Ten, a circuit organised by the Longines – Deauville International Equestrian Centre and reserved for amateur riders competing in the following categories: Amateurs 1 and Elite, Amateurs 2 and 3. The various rounds allow rider-horse pairs to accumulate points to qualify for the finals. Only the top ten pairs in each category will compete in the final in November.
