Mastana, Silver Peg shine at equestrian meet

Tribune News Service

Mohali, Updated At : 05:40 AM Nov 24, 2024 IST

A participant crosses a hurdle at Karoran in Mohali.

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The “Fault and Out” event was held today at the ongoing state equestrian competitions in Forest Hill, Karoran village, here under Kheda Watan Punjab Diyan-2024.

Riders from all districts are participating in these competitions in the under-14, 17 and 21 age groups.

In today’s event, Gurtera Singh on Mastana got the first place, Shubhpal Singh on Shan-e-Punjab second and Vishal Kumar on Victor secured the third place in the above-21 year age group.

In the Under-21 year age group, Fatehjit Singh’s horse Silver Peg bagged first position, Kanwar Jai Deep Singh on Red Cloud got second place and Kanwar Jai Deep Singh on Tulip claimed third place.

Sunday will be the last day of the competition, during which MP Malvinder Singh Kang will give away prizes to the winners.

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