FEI Jumping World Challenge 2025: South Zone Winners And Event Results Announced

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The Embassy International Riding School in Bengaluru recently hosted the FEI Jumping World Challenge 2025. The event showcased impressive performances from riders across various categories. The competition was divided into three main events, and the overall winners for the South Zone were determined based on their combined results.

In Category A, Neil Kendall emerged as the winner. Bharat Manoharan took the top spot in Category B, while Aradhana Anand claimed victory in Category C. These riders demonstrated exceptional skill and consistency throughout the competitions.

The results for Competition 3 in the 120-130CM category saw Neil Kendall riding Hach Du Faubourg from Surge Stables taking first place. Kiran Akhade on SRS Newgrange from URB secured second, followed by Sresht Raju Mantena with S. Dancing Queen 116 from Surge Stables in third place. Shubh Chowdhari on Foggy Bottom from FSS finished fourth.

In the 110-120CM category of Competition 3, Balaji Vijayashankar riding Kylano from Surge Stables claimed victory. E Surya Aaditya on T King Toulon W Z from ECE came second, while Kiran Akhade riding Dolce Vita from URB took third place. Shubh Chowdhari on Freezing Rain from FSS completed the top four.

Neil Kendall also excelled in the overall South Zone rankings for the 120-130CM category held on November 8, 2025, with his horse Hach Du Faubourg representing Surge Stables. In the 110-120CM category, Barath Manoharan riding Hendrix from ECE emerged as the overall winner.

Aradhana Anand topped the overall standings for the South Zone in the 100-110CM category with her horse Democratic - W representing Covai Stables. Her consistent performance throughout the event ensured her victory.

The FEI Jumping World Challenge 2025 highlighted remarkable talent and dedication among participants. Riders and their horses delivered outstanding performances across all categories, making it a memorable event for all involved.