JNEC 2024: Record-Breaking Equestrian Talent Shines in New Delhi

The Junior National Equestrian Championship 2024 concluded with record-breaking entries, showcasing India's burgeoning equestrian talent. Celebrating notable performances, the event, held at the Army Equestrian Centre, highlighted the collective and individual skills of young riders. Top honors in various categories underscored the championship’s prestige and influence on Indian equestrian sports.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 30-12-2024 20:55 IST | Created: 30-12-2024 20:55 IST
JNEC 2024: Record-Breaking Equestrian Talent Shines in New Delhi
Medal winners at Junior National Equestrian Championship (Image: EFI media). Image Credit: ANI
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The Junior National Equestrian Championship (JNEC) 2024 concluded triumphantly at the Army Equestrian Centre in New Delhi, wrapping up seven days of exhilarating competitions in Show Jumping, Dressage, and Tent Pegging. Setting a new benchmark, the event saw over 700 entries, affirming its status as a premier stage for emerging equestrian talent in India.

Highlighting stellar performances on the final day, Akshat Vishnoi and Aadit Ghosh of the Army Polo and Riding Centre jointly won the Best Rider trophy in the Children II category. Meanwhile, the Junior category witnessed a thrilling three-way tie for Best Rider, shared by Ahaan Jaisinghani, Ranbir Singh Dhillon, and Arjun Mallaya. Other notable champions included Raju Singh and Anupati Navyashree Sai in the Young Rider category, and Jaiveer Singh Nagra in the Children I division.

The event concluded with intense contests, as Bhoowan clinched the Junior Show Jumping Two Phase individual title on Prithi in 27.44 seconds. Arshad A claimed victory in the Children II division of the same event on Tara, finishing in 26.62 seconds. EFI Secretary General, Col. Jaiveer Singh, lauded the championship's success in elevating the nation's equestrian prowess, paving the path towards stronger global representation. He expressed gratitude to the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports and the Indian Army for their support, underscoring the championship's role in fostering young talent for future competitions like the Asian Games and the Olympics.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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