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    Olympic Icon Retires: Indian Equestrian Hero Gallops Into History

    sportyvibesBy sportyvibesJune 26, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Olympic Icon Sir Caramello’s Retirement Closes a Defining Chapter in Indian Equestrian History. (Instagram)

    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.

    “My dearest Caramello,

    You’ve been more than a horse — my partner, my strength, and my greatest teacher. You carried not just my dreams, but the nation’s dreams, and gave me your trust unconditionally. You taught me that hard work always pays off and made me believe in myself when no one else did. You changed Indian dressage forever — proving we belong on the Olympic stage and inspiring a new generation.

    You are a national hero, and your legacy will forever be part of Indian history.

    Now, it’s your time — to wander through wide open fields, feel the breeze on your face, and spend your days doing all the things you love. A gentle, joyful chapter awaits you. Love you, Caramello.”

    Sir Caramello’s retirement is more than a farewell — it is a celebration of a sporting legend. The bond between Anush and Caramello has been a symbol of trust, discipline, and perseverance. Their Olympic journey not only elevated India’s presence in global equestrian sport but also inspired a generation of aspiring riders back home.

    Anush Agarwalla and Sir Caramello Old

    In the world of equestrianism, success not only depends on individual talent but also the unique and intricate relationship between rider and horse. Anush Agarwalla, India’s rising star in dressage, exemplified this synergy through his remarkable bond with his equine partner, Sir Caramello Old.

    Their journey together has been one of mutual respect, trust, and unwavering communication. Anush, in an exclusive chat with Sports Now acknowledged Sir Caramello’s intelligence and sensitivity and said: “I know when it gets tense and when it is not liking something, but horses are like humans. They understand. They love, listen and trust. When it does get nervous, I can understand, and I talk to Sir Caramello and soothe his nerves,”

    “Horses are incredibly wise creatures, and their emotional well-being directly impacts their performance. A trusting and respectful relationship allows the horse to feel comfortable and confident, maximizing their potential to perform at their best,” he explained.

    Anush and Sir Caramello, forged their partnership in 2019. Anush’s success, including his historic Asian Games bronze medal and India’s first Olympic quota in dressage, is a testament to the power of this partnership. Their synchronized movements and flawless communication in the dressage arena showcased the culmination of countless hours spent building trust and understanding.

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