Uzbekistan Team to Compete in Eurasian League Show Jumping Final in Astana
Sport
The FEI Jumping World Cup™ Eurasian League Final will take place in Astana from 18 to 22 November. Uzbekistan will be represented at the international show-jumping event by four members of its national team: Bekzod Kurbanov, Azam Talibaev, Alisher Erkinov and Dilshod Shokirov.
The FEI Jumping World Cup™ Eurasian League Final CSI-W Astana 2026 will be held in the indoor arena of the Argymak Equestrian Complex. The event will bring together leading riders from the Eurasian League for the season’s decisive competition. Show jumping is an equestrian discipline in which horse-and-rider combinations navigate a course of obstacles, aiming to complete it without penalties and within the allocated time.
According to the organizers, the final will feature 40 riders who achieved the highest positions in the overall FEI Jumping World Cup Eurasian League standings. The Eurasian Equestrian Association may also issue additional invitations to international competitors. Up to 10 riders may represent host nation Kazakhstan, while the event’s total participation quota is 60.
Invitations have been sent to the national equestrian federations of 11 countries: Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Belarus, Iran, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Moldova, Russia and Turkmenistan. The competition will bring together athletes from across several parts of Eurasia and provide an international platform for sporting competition.
The Uzbek team will seek strong results in show jumping against an international field. For the country’s riders, the event is an opportunity to represent Uzbekistan on the international stage and test their preparation against competitors from other countries.
The Astana final will run for five days, from 18 to 22 November. It is among the international events on the regional equestrian calendar. Results in show jumping depend on accurate navigation of the course, the rider’s skill and effective coordination with the horse. Fans will be following the Uzbek team’s performances and the outcome of the Eurasian League’s decisive competition in the 2026 season calendar.
According to the organizers, the final will feature 40 riders who achieved the highest positions in the overall FEI Jumping World Cup Eurasian League standings. The Eurasian Equestrian Association may also issue additional invitations to international competitors. Up to 10 riders may represent host nation Kazakhstan, while the event’s total participation quota is 60.
Invitations have been sent to the national equestrian federations of 11 countries: Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Belarus, Iran, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Moldova, Russia and Turkmenistan. The competition will bring together athletes from across several parts of Eurasia and provide an international platform for sporting competition.
The Uzbek team will seek strong results in show jumping against an international field. For the country’s riders, the event is an opportunity to represent Uzbekistan on the international stage and test their preparation against competitors from other countries.
The Astana final will run for five days, from 18 to 22 November. It is among the international events on the regional equestrian calendar. Results in show jumping depend on accurate navigation of the course, the rider’s skill and effective coordination with the horse. Fans will be following the Uzbek team’s performances and the outcome of the Eurasian League’s decisive competition in the 2026 season calendar.
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