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Hriday Brar, a young Indian rider from Chandigarh, has shone in style at the Delhi Horse Show, the country’s oldest and most respected equestrian event. |
Hriday Brar’s impressive performance at the Delhi Horse Show showcases the growing talent of young Indian riders in the equestrian sport. With a collection of three gold, one silver, and two bronze medals, Brar has left a lasting impression on the competition.
Established Legacy
Originally established as a military event by the Indian Army in the early 20th century, the Delhi Horse Show has evolved into a premier equestrian platform for India. The show’s rich history and strong reputation make it an ideal breeding ground for talented riders like Brar.
- • The Delhi Horse Show has been a benchmark for equestrian excellence in India, attracting top riders from across the country.
- • The event’s legacy extends beyond India’s borders, with riders from international competitions, including the Olympics and the World Equestrian Games.
The show features a range of categories and disciplines, including dressage, jumping, and eventing, allowing riders to showcase their skills in various areas.
A Journey to the Top
Brar’s success is a testament to his dedication and hard work. Beginning his equestrian journey at the age of five, Brar trained under the guidance of esteemed coaches, including Col. Sarpartap Singh, Capt. Palwinder Singh, and Maj. Jitendarjit Singh Ahluwalia.
- • Under the mentorship of his coaches, Brar has developed a strong foundation in horsemanship, refining skills in riding techniques, horse psychology, and competitive strategy.
- • Brar’s progress has been marked by numerous titles, including two National Championship medals, two State titles, and representation at two International Championships.
Aspiring riders can learn from Brar’s journey, emphasizing the importance of passion, discipline, and perseverance in the sport.
Celebrating Success
Hriday Brar expressed his gratitude for the support of his parents and coaches, particularly Maj. Ahluwalia, who played a pivotal role in his growth as a rider.
“Winning at the Delhi Horse Show has been a rewarding experience. I’m grateful for the support of my parents, particularly my mother, whose encouragement has been constant. I also owe a lot to my coaches, especially Maj. Ahluwalia, for their invaluable guidance.”
“Equestrian sports demand passion, discipline, and perseverance. Consistent effort and the right mentorship can make a real difference,” said Brar, offering words of advice to aspiring riders.
A New Era of Equestrian Excellence
Hriday Brar’s success at the Delhi Horse Show marks a significant milestone in the development of young Indian riders.
