In the World Cup class in Helsinki, Peder Fredricson put a foul round on Christian K and thus went on to jump.

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There, nine riders made up for the victory. Just like last weekend, when Fredricson was the fastest in the jump but got a demolition, he now fully invested again. Christian K, however, came too big against the wall and jumped straight through. Another obstacle fell and Fredricson ended in eight errors.

- The plan was to ride as fast as I could but now I rode a little faster than I could, he tells SVT Sport.

- One, two, three all went a bit on turns then it was a long canter stretch and when I gassed on I lost control a little and then the control did not work a bit. I had a distance then my horse floated out and the distance disappeared, we got a tramp and he didn't really know where to go.

How did you rate this?

- It's just to try again. If you want a quick time and win, this can happen. I have said that I should not worry too much as long as I have a good time and go to win. If a boom falls you must not regret riding so fast.

Peder Fredricson has won a lot, but he has not won any World Cup during his career.

- We always try to win but so far I have not succeeded. We'll see if it ever comes. I hope that next time I can be the fastest and that the booms stay up, he says.

Robert Withaker took home the victory after an eventful jump, where, among other things, Kevin Staut resigned after a misunderstanding. Fredricson eventually finished seventh but leads the World Cup by 21 points after two innings.

Henrik von Eckermann started the new horse Hannah, who was previously ridden by world champion Steve Guerdat and whom the Swede had in the stable for a month. It was a serious mistake on a railing but otherwise it looked promising for the new ship.

- She felt super and jumped really well. It was a bit my fault that we tore, I should have straightened up a bit. It was terribly sad because she couldn't have jumped better, he tells SVT Sport.

Von Eckermann finished in place 14 and got some world cup points. After his debut with Hannah, he looks forward to continuing to compete in the mare.

- It feels great, it will be great fun to continue going forward.

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However, this was not the case for other Swedish equipage. Stephanie Holmén and Flip's Little Sparrow got demolitions on three rails and ended there with twelve errors. Neither did Evelina Tovek get it on the tight lane and she also ended on twelve errors.