LamazeBrussels.jpgBrussels, Belgium – Olympic Champion Eric Lamaze of Schomberg, ON, placed fourth in the Rolex Top 10 Final, featuring the top 10 ranked riders in the world, held as part of the Audi Equestrian Masters horse show in Brussels, Belgium.

Hot off their victory in the $100,000 CN World Cup Grand Prix in Toronto, ON, on November 12, Lamaze and Hickstead traveled to Belgium to contest the Rolex Top 10 Final which sees the 10 best riders in the world go head-to-head for a total of €150,000 in prize money. Lamaze is currently ranked the number two rider in the world behind Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum of Germany.

In the first round, Lamaze and Hickstead had one rail down at fence number 10, a skinny vertical. The pair returned to jump clear in the second round, exploding over the fences to the delight of the crowd in the packed Brussels Expo.

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