Team ARC showcased a remarkable performance at the Delhi Horse Show, a prestigious event featuring over 50 clubs and Army regiment teams with around 800 horses competing. Notable achievements included Muskaan Bhatia winning Gold in the Under-10 dressage category and placing 6th in jumping, Ridith Raj Deora securing Bronze in the 90 cm Jumping category, and the team earning Bronze in the Jumping Team Young Champion category. Arya Chandorkar also won an Individual Bronze in the Fault-and-Out event, while the team finished fourth in the Junior category, demonstrating strong skill, teamwork, and competitive spirit.
The Delhi Horse Show serves as a vital platform for nurturing young equestrian talent in India, with Team ARC’s coach praising the riders’ dedication and discipline. Established in 1942, the Amateur Riders’ Club (ARC) in Mumbai is one of India’s oldest and largest civilian horse-riding clubs, offering professional training across disciplines and housing about 150 horses. ARC has been instrumental in the growth of equestrian sport in India, producing top riders and hosting major events, while providing world-class facilities and coaching.
