Tokyo-Sana
The jockey Ahmed Hamsho will start his showjumping competitions at a height of 160 centimeters tomorrow, with the participation of 90 male and female jockeys in the Olympic Games hosted by the Japanese capital, Tokyo.
The best 30 jockeys qualify to participate in the final of the competition, which will be held the day after tomorrow at the Tokyo International Racecourse, which hosted other equestrian events during the past days of dressage and dressage.
The rider Hamsho occupies the 63rd place in the world rankings of the International Equestrian Federation, and this is his second participation in the Olympic Games after the London 2012 Olympics. He participated in 20 qualified European and Arab international tournaments, including 6 international tournaments held in Syria and called the Peace League, which was held under the supervision of the International Federation of the game.
Hamsho was able to qualify for the 2006 World Endurance Championship in Germany, after which he won the silver dress for teams with the national team in the Arab championship that took place in Egypt in 2007, and the bronze endurance, which was the winner of the Grand Prix title in the UAE city of Al Ain in 2014 and the title of the Grand Prix in Abu Dhabi 2015 and bronze for teams with The national team in the Asian Futsal Championship that took place in Turkmenistan in 2018, the title of the Loyalty Championship in Syria in 2018, the champion of the Al-Aghar International Tournament in 2021 and the champion of the International Peace Championship in 2021.
Hana Sokoor