Kazakhstan’s National Team Triumphs in Horseback Archery, Winning Six Medals in Four Days
Kazakh National Team Dominates Zhamby Atu Competition, Claims Six Medals
The Kazakh national team showcased their strength and skill in the traditional sport of zhamby atu (horseback archery) as they topped the medal standings after four days of intense competition. The event, which concluded on Sept. 11, saw Kazakh horseback archers claim a total of six medals: two gold, three silver, and one bronze.
With over 70 athletes from 27 countries competing in four distinct styles including Magyar (Hungarian), Turkish, Korean (Asian), and Kazakh styles, the competition was fierce. For Kazakhstan, a country deeply rooted in tradition and heritage, this event held significant importance.
The final day of the competition featured the unique and challenging zhamby style, which has gained international recognition. The Kazakh team performed exceptionally well, with TeRi Gun from China claiming first place, followed by Kazakhstan’s Batyr Beksaut in second, and Daloh Samal from Thailand securing third.
Throughout the preceding days, the Kazakh national team also competed in various styles against international opponents. The competition kicked off with the Magyar style, followed by the Asian and Turkish styles, where Kazakh athletes showcased their talent and determination.
Overall, the Kazakh national team’s stellar performance in the zhamby atu competition solidified their status as a powerhouse in horseback archery. Their success in claiming multiple medals is a testament to their dedication, skill, and passion for the sport. Congratulations to the Kazakh team on their outstanding achievements in this prestigious event.
