Bekzod Kurbanov Breaks Through to the Show Jumping World Cup Final
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Uzbekistan is celebrating one of the most significant achievements in its equestrian history: rider Bekzod Kurbanov has qualified for the Show Jumping World Cup Final, which will take place in Texas in April 2026. His success is already seen as a breakthrough placing the country among the global elite.
Uzbekistan is preparing for a historic moment on the international stage as experienced rider Bekzod Kurbanov has officially qualified for the Show Jumping World Cup Final, scheduled for April 8–12, 2026, in Texas, USA. This marks one of the most notable achievements of the season and a major milestone for the development of equestrian sports in the country.
Kurbanov earned his spot by winning the Central Asian Sub-League, finishing the qualification cycle with confidence and consistent results. His technical precision, tactical maturity and stable performances have long made him one of the region’s most prominent athletes. On the international circuit, Kurbanov represents a new generation of Uzbek show jumping — dynamic, accurate and emotionally expressive.
The World Cup Final is reserved for the strongest riders in the world. For Uzbekistan, reaching this stage means re-entering the top tier of global equestrian sport for the first time in many years.
Experts say Kurbanov’s success is already driving progress within the discipline: interest among young riders is rising, and the national training system is strengthening.
The Equestrian Federation of Uzbekistan congratulated Bekzod Kurbanov on his well-deserved qualification and expressed confidence that he will demonstrate determination, professionalism and competitive form in Texas.
Kurbanov earned his spot by winning the Central Asian Sub-League, finishing the qualification cycle with confidence and consistent results. His technical precision, tactical maturity and stable performances have long made him one of the region’s most prominent athletes. On the international circuit, Kurbanov represents a new generation of Uzbek show jumping — dynamic, accurate and emotionally expressive.
The World Cup Final is reserved for the strongest riders in the world. For Uzbekistan, reaching this stage means re-entering the top tier of global equestrian sport for the first time in many years.
Experts say Kurbanov’s success is already driving progress within the discipline: interest among young riders is rising, and the national training system is strengthening.
The Equestrian Federation of Uzbekistan congratulated Bekzod Kurbanov on his well-deserved qualification and expressed confidence that he will demonstrate determination, professionalism and competitive form in Texas.
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