It was a weekend of great sport for the Fuxiateam in San Vito al Tagliamento on February 21–22, where the team achieved outstanding results in both the international and national competitions held during the event.
The standout performer of the Friulian event was Costanza Laliscia, who delivered an extraordinary double victory in the two CEI1* 100 km rides held over the weekend. Both competitions were managed with remarkable tactical clarity and perfect harmony with her horses.
On Saturday, Costanza claimed victory riding Zagara di Chia, taking the lead from the early stages and maintaining it all the way to the finish line. It was a strong and consistent performance, completed with an average speed of 19.831 km/h, highlighted by an impressive final loop at 23.290 km/h, demonstrating impeccable race management throughout the course.
The following day, the rider repeated her success with Emirat du Barthas, once again confirming herself as the dominant competitor of the race. On this occasion as well, she led the competition from start to finish, recording an average speed of 19.816 km/h and a final loop at 22.861 km/h, underlining a performance of the highest athletic level.
Another excellent result came from Alice Laurenzi, who secured second place in the CEIYJ1* 100 km riding Faiza de Montamel, finishing the race with an average speed of 17.870 km/h.
There was also great satisfaction in the national competitions, where Federico Valeri achieved second place in the CEN B 81.6 km riding Deiopea Agylla, a horse bred at Italia Endurance Stables & Academy. The result represents an important step in the sporting progression of the combination, successfully achieving the qualification objective.
The weekend in San Vito al Tagliamento perfectly reflects the spirit behind the Fuxiateam sporting project: daily work, careful technical planning and a united team supporting every achievement both on and off the field of play.
A collective result that confirms the strength of the team and the quality of the work carried out every day with horses and athletes — essential elements for continuing to grow within the national and international endurance scene.
