Anush Agarwalla, India’s leading dressage rider, recently made headlines by representing India at the Paris 2024 Olympics and achieving a commendable score of 67.196% at the CDI 3* in Lier, Belgium. This marked his first international competition with his new horse, Etro, and placed him among elite global competitors. His performance also secured him a spot in the Grand Prix Special, showcasing the promising potential of their partnership.

Just a week prior, Anush had achieved a personal best at the Holtkamper Dressurtage Grand Prix, highlighting his consistent upward trajectory in the sport. The CDI 3* event featured top dressage athletes from around the world, making his debut with Etro particularly significant. Anush’s poise and technique demonstrated their readiness for future high-stakes competitions.

Reflecting on his performance, Anush expressed that this milestone is just the beginning of their journey, aiming for success in upcoming European competitions, the World Championships, and ultimately the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics. His achievements not only elevate his own status but also enhance India’s presence in the global dressage arena, inspiring future generations of Indian equestrians.