5-yr-old wins 3 medals in Delhi Horse Show

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:01 AM Apr 05, 2025 IST

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Farmaan Singh Khosa, a five-year-old equestrian from Chandigarh, has made an outstanding achievement at The Delhi Horse Show 2025, India’s largest national horse show. Competing in the children group 3 (10 years and below), Farmaan won a silver medal in the horse lemon & spoon race, along with bronze medals in the stick & ball race and ball & bucket race.

This event, which serves as a platform for young equestrians to develop their skills, saw Farmaan as the youngest medalist in his age group. His impressive performance across all three events demonstrated his talent and potential in the sport.

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