Once again, Pakistanis have proved that they have unmatched skills in the field of sports. This week, the Muhammadia Haidaria Sultania Awan Club held a tent pegging competition in the district of Talamba, Khanewal. The results turned out to be outstanding, as the players managed to garner up to six world records with their performances.
The event was carried out under the leadership of Sultan Bahadar Aziz, a Pakistani equestrian with internationally recognized capabilities. It featured riders from all over the country, who all performed splendidly throughout the course of the tournament.
In terms of world records, up to one twenty horse riders hit ninety marks in two minutes forty seconds, which had been a never-done-before feat so far.
The second record was made when the equestrians made one twenty horses reach the finishing line in one sixty-six seconds.
The third and fourth records were made simultaneously when a total of twenty-four horses were made to race on the track, concurrently, with the inclusion of six teams participating altogether. To achieve this feat, thirty teams participated and made it another world record in itself.
The sixth and final record was made by six teams racing simultaneously in a single line.
The administration of the Muhammadia Haidaria Sultania Awan Club has forwarded the videos of the records to the Guinness Book of World Records, the authorities of which will announce the world records on a grand scale, after proper investigation.
