Embassy International Riding School Concludes Third League Show of the 16th Equestrian Premier League 2026
Bengaluru: Embassy International Riding School (EIRS), operating under the patronage of the Karnataka Riding Association (KRA), has successfully concluded the third League Show of the 16th edition of the Equestrian Premier League (EPL) 2026 at its world-class equestrian facilities in Bengaluru.
The third competition delivered compelling Show Jumping and Dressage events, drawing participants from diverse age groups and categories. EIRS competitors demonstrated exceptional performance throughout the three-day event, securing multiple podium positions across both disciplines. The League Show encompassed Show Jumping classes from 60–70 cm for riders under 14 years of age through to 120 cm for senior competitors, complemented by Preliminary, Sub-Junior, Junior and Senior Dressage categories.
Scheduled from June through November 2026, the EPL comprises six League Shows, with the Grand Finale scheduled for 28 November 2026. Over its sixteen-year history, the league has established itself as among India’s most prestigious equestrian competitions, providing riders with a structured pathway to refine their skills and compete to the highest standards.
This year’s edition features prize money, awards and championship trophies valued at over ₹25 lakh, underwritten by EIRS and KRA, demonstrating their commitment to recognising excellence and advancing equestrian sport in India.
Ms. Silva Storai, Director of Embassy International Riding School, commented:
“The third League Show exemplified the rising competitiveness and calibre of talent competing in the EPL this season. We were particularly gratified by the calibre of performances across both Show Jumping and Dressage, with participants consistently demonstrating resolve, technical proficiency and reliability. EIRS remains dedicated to delivering a structured competitive environment that empowers riders to develop their abilities, acquire substantial competitive experience and advance within the sport.”
The competition featured Dressage and Show Jumping events spanning multiple categories, with Show Jumping classes incorporating both immediate jump-offs and jump-offs following the completion of all riders’ courses. All events were administered in strict accordance with official competition regulations and under the oversight of accredited officials and course designers.
With three League Shows now concluded, competitors continue to accumulate essential championship points as they progress through the remaining League rounds towards the November Grand Finale.
