Horses worth $200,000 will be purchased for the National Guard Equestrian School

A tender was announced for the purchase of 10 horses for the Equestrian School under the National Guard. European breeding vultures can be bought for 2.3 billion soums ($200,000) each.

The National Guard Procurement Department announced a tender for thoroughbred horses. In the tender, which will last until July 21, 10 eagles will be purchased for the Higher School of Equestrian Sports under the National Guard.

In the tender, a total of 23 billion 305 million soums is set for 10 horses - the starting price is 2 billion 331 million soums for each horse. It is noted that the purchase is financed from non-budget funds.

The animals must be European thoroughbred, thoroughbred, sports horses, meet the requirements of the International Equestrian Federation and have an FEI passport.

3 out of 10 horses must be trained in show jumping, 3 in dressage, and 4 in triathlon.

For information, the Republican School of Higher Sports Skills in Equestrian Sports was founded in the 1930s. The school was transferred to the National Guard on April 27, 2018. Children aged 10 to 13 are admitted to the institution.

source: kun.uz