Sergey Rybachenko Secures 7th Place in mini-FTOPS HORSE Tournament
Sergey Rybachenko, the founder of GipsyTeam, finished 7th in the mini-FTOPS HORSE tournament, earning slightly more than $1,600. The tournament had 1,789 participants.

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Sergey Rybachenko, the founder of GipsyTeam, finished 7th in the mini-FTOPS HORSE tournament, earning slightly more than $1,600. The tournament had 1,789 participants.
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