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Home / Chandigarh / Punjab Equestrian Fest Kicks Off

Punjab Equestrian Fest kicks off

The event was inaugurated by Punjab Tourism and Cultural Affairs Minister Tarunpreet Singh Sondh
Tribune News Service
Mohali, Updated At : 03:16 AM Nov 15, 2025 IST
A rider in action during the Punjab Equestrian Festival 2.0 at Meadow Equestrian Centre in Palanpur village, New Chandigarh, on Friday. Tribune photo: Vicky

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The Punjab Equestrian Festival 2.0 commenced today at Meadows, Palanpur, amidst vibrant displays of horsemanship and sporting excellence.

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The event was inaugurated by Punjab Tourism and Cultural Affairs Minister Tarunpreet Singh Sondh.

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The first day of the festival saw enthusiastic participation across multiple categories with rider Mayank bagging the first position in the GP1 OPEN 90 CM R. Balraj Second, Sandeep and Diya Sharma were ranked second, third and fourth respectively.

In the GP1 90 CM relay category, the first position was secured by Diya Sharma, followed by Samarveer Singh, Zorawar Singh and Rajpal Singh at the second, third and fourth position.

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