Bahrain’s Leading Showjumper Hassan 5th in CSI3* Wiener Neustadt showjumping event

A three-week event known as CSI3* Wiener Neustadt showjumping event was organized in the Austrian city of Wiener Neustadt.

The event was able to attract many top-notch European riders. The fifth position in the event was held by Shaikh Hassan, Bahrain's leading showjumper. He was able to reach at the fifth position by covering 130-metre course in 59.11 seconds.

It has been found that the gap of just two seconds separated top six riders. They all made attempts to cover the distance, but they have to be careful enough over the course designed by the Georg Bsdicker Christoph.

Shaikh Hassan is said to have delivered consistent performance. During the three-week event, Hassan has qualified for the medium tour final for the two times. He stood at the ninth position in the 140 metre tour final.

Hassan was quite happy with his performance. He termed the performance to be a graet way to end the summer competition schedule. "Coming to Austria for the first time, I did not know what to expect, but all the training with my new coach, Oliver Lemmer, has paid off", said Hassan. Hassan said since the time, he has moved to Germany, his skills have improved.


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