Israeli Riders Mark Bluman and Landon De Neise Win US Grand Prix
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Israeli riders Mark Bluman and Landon De Neise won the 5-star Grand Prix in Amenia, New York, with Bluman earning $102,000. Bluman, ranked 17th globally, completed two clear rounds to secure the victory. In another competition in North Carolina, Vanessa Hood and Calida finished third in a 1.50-meter Grand Prix, taking home $18,000.
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- Mark Bluman and Landon De Neise won the 5-star Grand Prix in Amenia, New York.
- Mark Bluman, ranked 17th globally, completed two clear rounds for the win.
- The victory earned Mark Bluman $102,000 in prize money.
- Daniel Bluman, ranked 9th globally, finished 10th with one fault in the jump-off.
- Vanessa Hood and Calida placed third in a North Carolina Grand Prix, winning $18,000.
Mark Bluman and Landon De Neise secured victory at the 5-star Grand Prix in Amenia, New York, marking them as Israel's top pair in the recent competition weekend. Bluman, currently ranked 17th globally, completed two clear rounds, outpacing 11 other pairs who advanced to the jump-off. This win earned Bluman a prize of $102,000.
Daniel Bluman, Mark's cousin and the world's 9th-ranked rider, competed with Corby V.V. The pair incurred one fault in the jump-off, finishing in 10th place. Other Israeli riders also participated, with Kaitlyn Campbell and Kosmo Quest V.D.H. finishing 23rd after one rail down, and Stella Wasserman and Meila placing 29th with two faults.
In a separate event held in North Carolina, Vanessa Hood and Calida achieved third place in a 1.50-meter Grand Prix class, earning $18,000.
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