Indian equestrian and Olympian Anush Agarwalla announces retirement of his horse Sir Caramello

Anush Agarwalla, India’s first-ever Olympian in equestrian dressage, today announced the retirement of his iconic horse, Sir Caramello, marking the close of a historic era for Indian equestrian sport.
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New Delhi: Anush Agarwalla, India’s first-ever Olympian in equestrian dressage, today announced the retirement of his iconic horse, Sir Caramello, marking the close of a historic era for Indian equestrian sport.

The duo etched their names in history at the Paris Olympics, where they became the first Indian rider-horse pair to compete in dressage on the Olympic stage.

Anush took to his social media to share the emotional announcement, posting a heartfelt tribute to Sir Caramello — the horse who carried him and the nation to a sporting first. IANS

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