Mathilde Chateau placed 22nd at CDI Hagen Grand Prix, scoring 61.500% on Escobar H, while Frederic Wandres won.

French rider Mathilde Chateau achieved a commendable 22nd place in the CDI Hagen 3 Grand Prix held in Germany, riding her horse Escobar H. She secured a score of 61.500%, showcasing her skills on an international stage. The event featured esteemed judges including Hans-Christian Matthiesen and Raphaël Saleh, with Germany`s Frederic Wandres clinching victory with an impressive score of 71.706%.

While Chateau`s performance stands out, there are currently no additional results or details regarding other French competitors at this event. Notably, the absence of prominent riders like Dorothee Schneider from the CDI Hagen was also highlighted, alongside Phillip Dutton`s lead in the CCI4-S in Lexington, although these events did not involve French participants.

For further insights into the equestrian scene, including the return of Belgian rider Constant Van Paesschen, check out the latest updates and the scores from CDI Hagen.

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