Iraq crowned as the Champion of the Month League in Amman
Al-Elayan's victory came after a series of elaborate and fixed offers as he fought the tournament rounds at heights ranging between 140 and 145 cm, offering a distinguished performance in terms of accuracy and speed, which qualified him to take the forefront of the overall ranking, according to a statement by the Iraqi Olympic Committee - followed up by the Iraqi News Agency - INA.
The tournament witnessed enthusiastic competitions in the fields of jumping, "amid a distinguished public presence and support from equestrian federations."
The championship organizers "praised the high technical level offered by Al-Elayan," stressing that "this achievement reflects the continuous commitment and development in equestrian sport."
In turn, Al-Elayan expressed his happiness with this coronation, praising "the organizational efforts and the competitive environment provided by the tournament," stressing that "this victory is a motivation for more achievements at all levels."
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