Tent-pegging Nationals: Haryana Police riders shine

Chandigarh, February 16 The Haryana Police team, with a score of 209, bagged the first position in the lance and sword team event of the NEC tent-pegging competition. The Haryana Police team bagged the top spot in the Sword team...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:52 AM Feb 17, 2024 IST

Chandigarh, February 16

The Haryana Police team, with a score of 209, bagged the first position in the lance and sword team event of the NEC tent-pegging competition. The Haryana Police team bagged the top spot in the Sword team and the Lance team events of the competition as well. LD Ganesh Warkhade of the 61st Cavalry, astride Good Luck (N), with a score of 102, bagged the best individual title. Constable Akash of BSF, NK Sandeep of Stallion Riding Club and Sep Surendra bagged the second, third and fourth spots.

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