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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 title in Tent Pegging during the 2023 championship held in South Africa, with the participation of teams from South Africa, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, Yemen, Pakistan, India, and Norway. After intense competition throughout the tournament, the Saudi team emerged as the champions, earning the tournament cup and the gold medal. Pakistan secured the second position, earning the silver medal, while India took the third spot

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 individual gold medal.The fourth edition of the ITPF World Cup, hosted in the city of George, South Africa, bore witness to fierce competition. The teams’ rigorous and early preparations led to intense rivalry, resulting in tiebreaking runs to determine the individual champions on the first and second days.Nine countries from around the world are competing for the world title: South Africa, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Egypt,

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 nine participating teams, comprising a total of 36 riders from different countries including: the Sultanate of Oman, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Yemen, the Republic of South Africa, the Arab Republic of Egypt, India, Pakistan, and Norway. The competition on the first day featured the Lance competitions including individual, Pairs and teams’ Lance competitions, over 7 runs using 6 cm and

The Republic of South Africa is hosting the 4th edition of the ITPF World Cup event, organized by the International Tent pegging Federation, this international spectacle features participation from 9 teams representing countries worldwide, who earned their spots after competing in four Qualifying tournaments across Sudan, Egypt, Pakistan, and Oman. These nations include Oman, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Yemen, South Africa, Egypt, India, Pakistan, and Norway. Muhammad bin Issa Al-Fayrouz, President of the International Tentpegging Federation, handed over the 2023 World Cup trophy to the Organizing Committee of the tournament, in the presence of Haitham bin Muhammad bin Jawad Al-Lawati, Secretary