"Pakistan Secures First Position in ITPF World Cup Qualifier in OmanMuscat, Oman: Pakistan secured first position in the International Tent Pegging Federation (ITPF) World Cup Qualifier held in Oman and qualifying for the 5th ITPF Tent Pegging World Cup 2026 in Jordan.The Pakistani contingent, representing the country under the banner of Equestrian Federation of Pakistan (EFP) performed commendably throughout the three-day competition, securing 455 points and finishing at the top of the overall standings.The team demonstrated a high standard of horsemanship, precision, discipline and technical skill, securing an impressive medal tally of 6 Gold, 5 Silver and 2 Bronze medals across the various events.The competition featured a range of demanding tent pegging disciplines requiring a high degree of accuracy, coordination and close understanding between horse and rider.The achievement is a significant milestone for Pakistans equestrian sport and reflects the commitment and efforts of the riders, horses, coaches and support staff associated with the Equestrian Federation of Pakistan.Following its successful campaign in Oman, this team will now represent the country at the 5th Tent Pegging World Cup 2026 in Jordan and compete against Saudi Arabia, India, Oman, South Africa, Egypt, Yemen and Sudan.Pakistans Final Standing:455 Points | 6 Gold | 5 Silver | 2 Bronze | 1st Position"
In a stunning display of skill and teamwork, Pakistan's equestrian team has claimed the top position in the International Tent Pegging Federation (ITPF) World Cup Qualifier held in Muscat, Oman. This remarkable achievement means Pakistan will represent the nation in the 5th ITPF Tent Pegging World Cup set for 2026 in Jordan. The event took place over three days, showcasing the dedication and talent of the riders and horses involved.
The Pakistani contingent, under the banner of the Equestrian Federation of Pakistan (EFP), showcased exceptional horsemanship and technical proficiency, culminating in an impressive 455 points and a medal haul of 6 Gold, 5 Silver, and 2 Bronze medals. This success speaks volumes about the rigorous training and preparation put forth by the athletes and their support teams. Tent pegging, a discipline requiring sharp accuracy, coordination, and a deep bond between horse and rider, was expertly navigated by the Pakistani team, reflecting a high standard of competitive excellence.
The response to Pakistan's victory has been overwhelmingly positive, both nationally and internationally. Equestrian enthusiasts in Pakistan are celebrating this moment as a significant milestone for the sport in the country. Furthermore, the performance has drawn attention from equestrian communities around the globe, highlighting Pakistans growing prowess in this unique and challenging sport. Competing against established teams from countries such as Saudi Arabia, India, South Africa, Egypt, Yemen, and Sudan in the upcoming World Cup will provide additional exposure and opportunities for the athletes to showcase their skills on a larger stage.
As Pakistan prepares for the 2026 World Cup in Jordan, the need for continued support from the government, sponsors, and local equestrian organizations becomes crucial. This victory not only sets a precedent for future competitions but also inspires a new generation of equestrians in Pakistan. With proper investment in training and facilities, the country can cultivate more talent, ultimately enhancing its reputation in international equestrian sport. The journey ahead is promising, and the achievements of the Pakistani team in Oman serve as a beacon of hope and motivation for aspiring riders across the nation.
