Punjab Public School riders shine

The Punjab Public School, Nabha, dominated the Chandigarh Horse Show. Its riders bagged a total of 52 medals, comprising 17 gold, 15 silver. 12 bronze and 8 copper. Headmaster DC Sharma congratulated the team for their outstanding performance and lauded...

Tribune News Service

Patiala, Updated At : 05:33 AM Dec 03, 2024 IST

The Punjab Public School, Nabha, dominated the Chandigarh Horse Show. Its riders bagged a total of 52 medals, comprising 17 gold, 15 silver. 12 bronze and 8 copper.

Headmaster DC Sharma congratulated the team for their outstanding performance and lauded their dedication and perseverance.

He expressed his confidence in their continued success, emphasising the school’s commitment to fostering excellence in sports and co-curricular activities.

This extraordinary achievement is a testament to the school’s tradition of nurturing talent and its unwavering focus on holistic development.

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