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Anush Agarwalla announces the retirement of his Olympic horse, Sir Caramello, following a historic run in equestrian events. This duo's journey includes milestones like the Paris Olympics debut and Asian Games medals, leaving a lasting legacy.

Anush Agarwalla Retires Legendary Horse Sir Caramello

Indian equestrian Anush Agarwalla retires Sir Caramello, marking the end of a historic chapter in Olympic dressage. Their achievements, including medals at the Asian Games, have inspired many, establishing a legacy in Indian equestrian sports.

Anush Agarwalla retires Sir Caramello after a historic Olympic appearance, marking a pivotal moment in Indian equestrian sports.

Indian equestrian Anush Agarwalla on Thursday announced the retirement of his long-time horse Sir Caramello with whom he competed at the Paris Olympics.
The 25-year-old Agarwalla had become the first rider from India to compete in the Dressage event at the Olympic Games.
They had finished ninth in Group E in Paris, missing out on making the medal round.
"Thank you Sir Caramello for being more than just a horse for me - my partner, my strength and most importantly, my friend," Agarwalla wrote on social media in an emotional post.
"You carried not only my dreams, but the dreams of an entire nation. Because of you, I believed in myself. Because of you, India stood tall at the Olympics. You lit the Olympic fire in countless young equestrians. Always remember- you changed everything for me. Now it&rsquo;s your time to relax, enjoy and let me spoil you for the rest of your life. Happy retirement Caramello!" Agarwalla had won a gold medal in the team event and a bronze medal in the individual event in dressage at the 2022 Asian Games.

Anush finished with a score of 73.030, behind Malaysias Mohd Qabil Ambak (75.780) and Hong Kong's Jacqueline Wing Ying (73.450).

Equestrian: Anush Agarwalla clinches bronze, 1st Indian to win individual medal in Dressage | Asian Games 2023

Anush Agarwalla made history on Thursday as he became the first-ever Indian to win a medal in Dressage Individual event of Equestrian at Asian Games. Anush and his horse 'Etro' clinched bronze.

Anush finished with a score of 73.030, behind Malaysias Mohd Qabil Ambak (75.780) and Hong Kong's Jacqueline Wing Ying (73.450).

Anush Agarwalla made history on Thursday as he became the first-ever Indian to win a medal in Dressage Individual event of Equestrian at Asian Games. Anush and his horse 'Etro' clinched bronze.
He finished with a score of 73.030, behind Malaysias Mohd Qabil Ambak (75.780) and Hong Kong's Jacqueline Wing Ying (73.450).
Unfortunately, his compatriot Hriday Vipul Chheda was eliminated after his horse suffered an injury.
Earlier, Anush Agarwalla, along with his team of Hriday Chheda, Divyakriti Singh and Sudipti Hajela combined to win the equestrian team dressage gold medal at the Asian Games 2023.

The team of Anush Agarwalla, Hriday Chheda, Divyakriti Singh and Sudipti Hajela topped the event with a total score of 209.25. China finished second with 204.882 points 

India win historic Gold in Equestrian Dressage Team event at Asian Games 2023, 3rd Gold so far

India clinch Gold in Equestrian Dressage Team event
Team of Anush, Hriday, Divyakriti and Sudipti win Gold
First-ever Gold for India in Equestrian Dressage event at Asiad

<h2>The team of Anush Agarwalla, Hriday Chheda, Divyakriti Singh and Sudipti Hajela topped the event with a total score of 209.25. China finished second with 204.882 points&nbsp;</h2>

India made history on Tuesday afternoon with the Equestrian team winning gold in dressage, a first-ever Gold for the country in the event.
It was also the first Gold medal for India in the sport after 41 long years. India had previously won 3 Gold medals in the sport but all of them came way back at the 1982 Asian Games in Delhi.
The team of Anush Agarwalla, Hriday Cheeda, Divyakriti Singh and Sudipti Hajela finished the event with a total score of 209.25. China, who took the silver, finished with 204.882 points.
While Agarwalla garnered 71.088 points, Hriday Chheda is behind him with 69.941 points. Divyakriti Singh scored 68.176 and Sudipti Hajela collected 66.706 on Day 1.
Anush Agarwalla and Hriday Chheda's exceptional individual outings in Hangzhou, saw them finish in second and third place of the individual dressage standings at the end of Day 1, helping India to Gold in the team event.
It was also India's third Gold at the multi-sport event and their 3rd medal of the day, with the other two coming in Sailing.

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