Janne Friederike Meyer-Zimmermann literally flew the eight-year-old Tapioca (v. Tangelo van de Zuuthoeve) in the final of the Middle Tour at the Cavaliada in Poznan. It was a world ranking jumping over 1.45m, and the mare showed what she was capable of: second place with a double zero behind the Irish winner Diarmuid Howley from Schleswig-Holstein on the 14-year-old Absolute du Mio (v. Mylord Carthago). In third place, under increased applause from the audience, the Pole Krzysztof Ludwiczak jumped on the Holsteiner Vestari.
As the second German, the two-time Hamburg derby winner Marvin Jüngel also qualified for the jump. He also delivered a double-nil on Helene (by Uriko) and secured fifth place. The third German in the jump, Felix Haßmann, was as fast as ever, but he had trouble with Vithargos W.Z. (by Vivant) on two jumps and therefore slipped out of the money with eight fault points, finishing 16th.
The complete result here