Tetouan: Anthony Bourquard wins the Morocco Royal Tour Grand Prix
The Swiss rider wins on Fontaineblau Manciais after two penalty-free rounds, ahead of Ioli Mytilineou and Niamh McEvoy.
Anthony Bourquard won the CSI4*-W Grand Prix at the Morocco Royal Tour in Tetouan on Sunday, 4 October 2026, riding Fontaineblau Manciais. The official results published on Equipe record zero penalties across both rounds and a second-round time of 40.63 seconds.
Greece’s Ioli Mytilineou finished second on Casanova Hastak DWB, also without penalties, in 41.18 seconds. Ireland’s Niamh McEvoy took third on Sevilla van de Berghoeve Z, with zero penalties and 42.49 seconds in the second round.
Time therefore separated the top three after their clear rounds. Bourquard finished 0.55 seconds ahead of Mytilineou. These times refer to the second round, rather than the combined duration of both rounds.
The official table lists 42 participants and 13 placed riders. The Morocco Royal Tour programme lists this 1.50-metre Grand Prix as the Prize of HRH Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan. It was scheduled for the final day of the Tetouan leg, held from 1 to 4 October.