Tent pegging is an ancient cavalry sport. The term “Tent Pegging” is related to the idea that the cavaliers attack enemy camps on their galloping horses, using spears or swords to uproot tent pegs which cause tents to collapse.
Today Tent Pegging as a sport includes a similar imitation of the discipline in which a mounted equestrian rides the horse at the gallop gate, using a sword or lance to pick up and carry away a small ground target.
The ground target is a symbolic tent peg.
The Saudi national team wins the World Cup for Tent Pegging And Saudi rider Hassan Asiri wins the World Champion award in the individual competitions The Saudi national team clinched the fourth World Cup
On the second day of the ITPF World Cup, the Saudi national team continued to shine and secured the first-place position among the teams. Meanwhile, Safwan Al Mamari from the Oman national team clinched
The highly-anticipated fourth edition of the ITPF World Cup Event kicked off in George, South Africa, with elite teams from across the globe competing. Organized by the International Tent Pegging Federation, the event features
Across 5 Continent’s.
The International Tent Pegging Federation was declared on October 27, 2013 in the Sultanate of Oman in Muscat and with the blessing of the International Equestrian Federation, Located in Muscat, with the accession of 19 countries as members of the federation. Today, the International Tent Pegging Federation includes 45 countries from all over the world competing to promote the game
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