World Nomad Games 2026: Horseback archery champions decided
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- The horseback archery competition at the Sixth World Nomad Games ended at Kyrchyn pasture in Kyrgyzstan.
- Seventy-two men from 33 countries and 45 women from 32 countries competed.
- Kazakhstan's Abzal Tulybekov and Mongolia's Günbileg Ganbaatar won the men's and women's events, respectively.
The horseback archery competition at the Sixth World Nomad Games has concluded at Kyrchyn pasture.
Seventy-two men from 33 countries and 45 women from 32 countries took part, demonstrating their skill in shooting arrows from horseback.
Kazakhstan's Abzal Tulybekov won the men's event and received 50,000 soms. Saudi Arabia's Bader Al-Tamimi placed second, while Kyrgyzstan's Mergen Mirlanov finished third. In the women's competition, Mongolia's Günbileg Ganbaatar took first place, followed by Poland's Anna Sokulska and Russia's Yulia Lozhnikova. The women's winner also received 50,000 soms, with 40,000 soms awarded for second place and 30,000 soms for third.
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