Necmi Eren

He grew up surrounded by horses from an early age on his family’s own farm. He began competing professionally at the age of 13 and went on to achieve Balkan Championship and Turkish Championship titles across the Children, Junior, and Young Rider categories.

In pursuit of his ambitions at the highest level of the sport, he relocated to Europe. In Riesenbeck, Germany, he competed at the European Championships with Unique d’Elbe.

He competed in his first Nations Cup with Nectar des Roches and achieved numerous placings in international Grand Prix competitions.

In 2025, riding Chin It, he won the Balkan Championship Grand Prix and finished as the individual silver medalist at the Balkan Championships.

With PSS Levilensky, he finished third in the Budapest Grand Prix. This result was particularly significant as it secured his first qualification toward the FEI World Cup Final.

That same year, he finished first in the Central European League’s Southern Sub-League. After placing third in the League Final in Krakow, Necmi and PSS Levilensky went on to compete at the FEI World Cup Final in Fort Worth in April 2026, where they achieved a strong result.

With PSS Levilensky, he also won the 2026 METLEN World Cup Grand Prix.

He concluded his 2026 season by competing at the FEI World Championships in Aachen and the Mediterranean Games in Taranto.

He continues to train with international and Olympic-level coaches, constantly developing himself and furthering his education with the goal of competing at the same level as the world’s leading athletes.

Alongside his competitive riding career, he also competes with horses he has bred himself, combining his career in equestrian sport with his involvement in horse breeding.