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13-year-old Armaan Mohammed Asif bags bronze at Junior National Equestrian Championship

Mangaluru, KARNATAKA:

In a remarkable feat of equestrian prowess, a young talent from Mangaluru Armaan Mohammed Asif galloped his way to victory, clinching a bronze medal at the Junior National Equestrian Championship held in Bengaluru on December 22 and 23.

He rode his horse Tara from Covai stables and clocked timing of 47.12 seconds, enabling him to win the Bronze in children 1 category.

It was national championship where a total of about 800 plus entries from all over India had reached to participate.

The Junior National Equestrian Championship is India’s biggest national equestrian championship where the top riders of the country compete with their best horses to get the top positions.

Armaan is the first rider from Mangaluru who won the national equestrian championship whose name is now etched in the annals of equestrian history, displayed a perfect blend of skill, finesse, and a deep connection with his equine partner. The duo maneuverer through challenging courses with grace and precision, earning accolades from spectators and judges alike.

The bronze medal not only symbolizes the individual triumph of the Mangalorean rider but also reflects the growing prominence of equestrian sports in India. As the sport gains traction, such achievements contribute to the broader narrative of the nation’s prowess in diverse fields of competition.

The entire community in Mangaluru is celebrating this victory, proud of their local hero who has made a mark on the national equestrian stage. This accomplishment not only brings glory to the rider but also shines a spotlight on the rich potential that exists in smaller towns and cities across India, reinforcing the belief that talent knows no geographical boundaries.

Armaan is in his 7th grade and the son of Mohammed Asif and Sajida.

Armaan received his initial training at Mangaluru Horse Riding Academy by Avinand Anchanahalli. Since two years, he is been riding and getting trained for nationals in Bengaluru under guidance of Abdul Rahman Shariff and Rajan Diwakar.

source: http://www.daijiworld.com / Daijiworld / Home> Karnataka / by Media Release / December 29th, 2023

‘Keep Calm & Ride On’: Meet Lt Colonel Faiz Siddiqui, and delve deeper into the art of horse riding

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Keep Calm and Ride On! Well, take a cue from this in life. And that’s what Lt Colonel Faiz Siddiqui’s book is also all about — horses.

Keep Calm & Ride On’: Meet Lt Colonel Faiz Siddiqui, and delve deeper into the art of horse riding

In times when we keep on telling ourselves how dogs are man’s best friend, we must not forget horses. Oh wait, hold your horses…quite literally. 

Lt Colonel Faiz Siddiqui, an internationally certified coach, has come out with his book: ‘Keep Calm and Ride On’. The book delves deeper into the art of horse riding, especially at a time when parents are struggling hard to move out their children from mobile screen and experience real life. 

Keep Calm & Ride On!

The book emphasises the importance of horses and horse riding. Infact, it is quite a part of every institute where future leaders are trained, be it Army, IAS or IPS. 

This book gives an easy and interesting insight into the world of horses and induces a desire to experience them in real life. It covers all the important aspects which a non-rider or a beginner needs to know without overwhelming him/her with avoidable and boring details. 

source: http://www.indiatvnews.com / IndiaTV / Home> English News / by India TV News Desk, New Delhi / September 27th, 2019