Competitive Show Jumping & Equestrian Training at Embassy
We guide riders from their first trot to the podium, building the partnership, precision, and technical skill required to compete at the highest levels.
This video showcases the 14th Edition of the Equestrian Premier League, following a young rider through the 105 cm show jumping course. It highlights the technical skill and focus required to compete, culminating in a victorious jump off and an interview with the winner.
Watch 15 year old Jayveer Varma and his mare Genie clinch the win in the 120 cm EPL event. The commentary highlights their speed and precision, and the post-win interview reveals the strategy and mindset of a champion.
At just 13 years old, Shresh Raju Mantena demonstrates incredible skill and composure to win the 115 cm show jumping competition. His post-victory interview reveals his goals and the technical challenges of the course.
We are proud to see our newcomers climb their way to the podium. This video celebrates the achievements of our riders at the EPL, showcasing their success in both dressage and show jumping events.
A young horse and a young rider building trust together. This clip follows 14 year old Shresht and his 8 year old horse Kintani as they secure second place in a competitive 120 cm jump off.
A showcase of excellent riding as Surya and his talented mare Kina win the 105 cm open category. The commentary praises his balanced seat and hand position, calling it "pleasant on the eye," a true testament to his skill.
A look at a cool, clear round from the June 2024 EPL. Rider Aradhana and her horse Democratic flawlessly navigate the 105 cm show jumping course, demonstrating the poise and control we instill in our students.
About this collection
Competitive riding requires more than just hours in the saddle; it demands a deep understanding of course strategy. We combine regular participation in the Equestrian Premier League with video-analyzed technical training, helping you master everything from tight jump-off turns to managing your horse's balance on technical lines.
The Path from Camp to Competition
At Embassy International Riding School, we believe the best way to learn is by doing. Our competitive program is built around the Equestrian Premier League (EPL), which runs from June to November. This isn't just about winning ribbons; it is about providing a consistent, high-pressure environment where you can test your skills against the best in the region.
Why Our Approach Works
- Technical Analysis: We don't guess; we analyze. Using video reviews, we break down your performance—your half-strides, your seat balance, and your horse's take-off points. You see exactly what happened and how to fix it for the next round.
- The Partnership: Success in show jumping is 50 percent horse. We match riders with horses that suit their level, ensuring that you learn to ride a variety of temperaments, from steady schoolmasters to feisty, athletic warmbloods.
- Real Competition Experience: Whether you are tackling a 105 cm or 130 cm course, the EPL gives you the exact scenario you need to build consistency. You will learn to handle the nerves, the speed of the jump-off, and the technical challenge of the course.
Getting Started
Competitive training is a marathon, not a sprint. We focus on steady progression, ensuring you have the basics of stable management and horse psychology down before you push for higher fences. We support riders aiming for national events, regional championships, and international exposure. If you are ready to stop just riding and start competing, our team is here to help you set your goals and meet them.
Embassy International Riding School
We’re EIRS, but most just call us Embassy. This is where riders dream big and horses become legends. It’s not just about the medals, but the bond we build between horse and rider on the road to the podium.
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