Eric Lamaze sustained the injury with two Replica Baume & Mercier rounds to go in the competition.However, he successfully managed to negotiate the pain barrier and the subsequent jump-off to win the competition. Speaking to the press after the win, he said that the bone would heal within two weeks, and he would be ready for the next round of the competition.According to him the treatment was the most aggressive approach available and would expedite the healing process.Reminiscing the course of events that led to the accident, Lamaze, 42, remembers hearing a crack and felt a pain shooting up his legs after landing a jump.Further investigation revealed that the bone had broken clean.
However, Replica Bvlgari Lamaze and his partner, Hickstead carried on, completing the next two rounds, and finally defeating Switzerland’s Pius Schwizer in a jump-off.The course designed by renowned designer Frank Rothenberger challenged the participants to the hilt.Alzarez Moya was one of the few, who found the course to his liking finishing third place overall.Laura Bechtolsheimer became the first British dressage rider to win a class at Aachen in more than a decade.Earlier she finished with 77.29 points in the principal Grand Prix to finish third behind Dutch sensation Edward Gal and Adelinde Cornellisen.
