Anush Agarwalla, India’s first Olympian in equestrian dressage, has announced the retirement of his iconic horse, Sir Caramello, marking the end of a historic chapter for Indian equestrian sport. The pair made history at the 2024 Paris Olympics as the first Indian rider-horse duo to compete in dressage, with Agarwalla finishing ninth in his group. Their journey not only elevated India’s global presence in equestrian sports but also inspired a new generation of riders.

In a heartfelt tribute, Agarwalla praised Sir Caramello as more than just a horse, calling him a partner and national hero who helped change Indian dressage forever. The retirement celebrates their bond of trust and perseverance, with Agarwalla wishing Caramello a peaceful and joyful life ahead after carrying the nation’s dreams on the Olympic stage.