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India Gazette
18-05-2025
- Sport
- India Gazette
Strong performance by Anush Agarwalla at CDI 3* Lier: Scores 67.196% in first international show with Etro
New Delhi [India], May 18 (ANI): India's premier dressage rider, Anush Agarwalla, who made history by representing India in dressage at the Paris 2024 Olympics, continues to make impressive strides on the international circuit. At the CDI 3* in Lier, Belgium, Anush delivered a strong performance in his first international competition with his new horse, Etro, earning a commendable 67.196 per cent. The score placed him among elite global competitors and demonstrated the promising potential of this new partnership. He also qualified for the grand Prix Special, where only the top 15 riders qualify, as per a release from the Anush Agarwalla media team. The performance comes just a week after Anush achieved his personal best at the Holtkamper Dressurtage Grand Prix, underscoring a consistent upward trajectory. His recent results not only reflect his own rising stature in international dressage, but also signal the growing emergence of India as a serious contender in the sport. The CDI 3* in Lier drew top dressage athletes from around the world, making Anush's debut with Etro all the more significant. His poise, technique, and early synergy with Etro showcased the pair's readiness for future high-stakes competitions. Speaking on the performance, Anush Agarwalla said as quoted by a a release from the Anush Agarwalla media team, 'This was a very important milestone for me and Etro. We've been working hard over the past few months to build our bond, and this was our first opportunity to bring that partnership to an international platform. Scoring 67.196% in our debut together, and doing so at a CDI 3* event with such strong global talent, is extremely encouraging.' He further added: 'This performance is just the beginning--it's a stepping stone towards our goals for the upcoming European circuit, World Championships, and ultimately, the road to Los Angeles 2028. We're only getting started.' With Anush leading the charge, India's presence in the global dressage arena is rapidly strengthening. His journey not only paves the way for future Indian equestrians but also inspires a new generation to dream big in a sport long dominated by the West. (ANI)
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First Post
12-05-2025
- Sport
- First Post
Anush Agarwalla hits personal best at Holtkamper Grand Prix with new horse Etro
India's Anush Agarwalla made headlines at the Holtkamper Dressurtage Grand Prix in Germany, scoring a personal best of 69.44% with new horse Etro, ahead of their international debut in Belgium. read more India's rising equestrian talent Anush Agarwalla delivered an impressive performance at the Holtkamper Dressurtage Grand Prix, earning a personal best score of 69.44% in only his second Grand Prix appearance with his new equine partner, Etro. The prestigious event, held in Bielefeld, Germany, features some of the world's elite dressage riders, and Anush's strong showing has positioned him as a name to watch in the international circuit. The performance marked a significant milestone for Anush and Etro, who have been working together for just a few months. Their growing partnership was on full display as they executed a graceful and technically refined test, drawing praise from both judges and spectators. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD 'I am very proud of our performance together,' said Anush. 'Etro and I have learned a lot from each other in a short time. It's been months of hard work behind the scenes, and I'm happy we could showcase that today. While there's still room for improvement, this is a strong start to the season, and I'm excited to build from here.' The pair will soon take their partnership to the international stage, competing at their first international show together—the CDI 3* in Lier, Belgium, later this week. Held at the renowned Azelhof Equestrian Centre, the Lier event is known for attracting top-level talent, and Anush is looking forward to the challenge. 'Competing internationally with Etro is something I've been looking forward to, and I'm very excited for what's ahead,' he added. Anush Agarwalla continues to make history as one of the pioneers of Indian dressage on the global stage, and his latest performance is another step forward in an inspiring journey.
Hans India
12-05-2025
- Sport
- Hans India
India star Anush Agarwalla impresses at Holtkamper Dressurtage Grand Prix on new mount
Asian Games dual-medallist Anush Agarwalla came up with an impressive performance at the Holtkamper Dressurtage Grand Prix, Bielefeld, Germany, earning a personal best score of 69.44% in only his second Grand Prix appearance with his new equine partner, Etro. The prestigious event features some of the world's elite dressage riders, and Anush's strong showing has positioned him as a name to watch in the international circuit. Anush Agarwalla had won the gold medal in the dressage team competition and a bronze in the individual event. The performance marked a significant milestone for Anush and Etro, who have been working together for just a few months. Their growing partnership was on full display as they executed a graceful and technically refined test, drawing praise from both judges and spectators. 'I am very proud of our performance together,' said Anush. 'Etro and I have learned a lot from each other in a short time. It's been months of hard work behind the scenes, and I'm happy we could showcase that today. While there's still room for improvement, this is a strong start to the season, and I'm excited to build from here.' The pair will soon take their partnership to the international stage, competing at their first international show together—the CDI 3* in Lier, Belgium, later this week. Held at the renowned Azelhof Equestrian Centre, the Lier event is known for attracting top-level talent, and Anush is looking forward to the challenge. 'Competing internationally with Etro is something I've been looking forward to, and I'm very excited for what's ahead,' he added. Agarwalla competed in the 2024 Summer Olympics, finishing 52nd in the Grand Prix discipline. He is the first Indian to take part in the dressage event of the Olympics. One of the pioneers of Indian dressage on the global stage, Anush Agarwalla's latest performance is another step forward for him and the Indian equestrian.
