Sidhchintan wins 4 gold medals in equestrian

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Chandigarh, January 27

Sidhchintan Singh Dhindsa won four gold medals and two silver in the recently concluded AGL Rider’s Tour – 2020 in Delhi. A student of Yadavindra Public School, Mohali, Dhindsa astride his mares Connie Briton and Copacabana won a medal in every show-jumping event that he participated in.

Earlier, the 14-year-old had won the gold in the 12-14 years age-group at the Northern India Horse Show, held at the Army Equestrian centre in New Delhi in December 2019. Dhindsa trains at the family owned equestrian facility at Makkran village in Mohali under his elder brother Gursobha Singh, who is an acclaimed show-jumping rider. Dhindsa is currently preparing for the Delhi Horse Show.

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