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Jaiveer wins bronze medal in equestrian championship

Chandigarh’s 16-year-old Jaiveer Makkar, a student of Strawberry Fields High School, Sector 26, won team bronze medal in the show jumping event at the Army Polo and Race Course in New Delhi.

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Chandigarh’s 16-year-old Jaiveer Makkar, a student of Strawberry Fields High School, Sector 26, won a team bronze medal in the show jumping event during the recently concluded National Equestrian Championship at the Army Polo and Race Course in New Delhi.

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For the last six years, Makkar is the only show jumper from Chandigarh to have won a medal at the nationals every year. This year, the national event witnessed a participation of more than 300 riders. He participated in the juniors (U-19) age group, which saw the participation of about 70 riders.

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Makkar competed with senior riders and had good rounds, enabling him and his team to secure third place in the nationals. “This win is a combined effort of everyone who has supported me at every step. I am trying to strike a balance between my studies and sport. My teachers, coaches and family understand how demanding and challenging this can be,” said Makkar, who is currently in Class XI.

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