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Mikey Pender and HHS Calais won the CSIU25 Grand Prix in Calkenswaard last Sunday \ Photos Vilamoura
THE Longines Global Future Champions competition took place at Tops International Arena, Valkenswaard last week with 11 exciting classes showcasing young rider talent at the world-class facility.
Denis Lynch and Cordial were third in the four-star 1.55m Grand Prix at Valkenswaard, while Michael Duffy and Dublin won a two-star speed class
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