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India's Equestrian Team Struggles at Asian Games, Placed Seventh in Eventing Dressage
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News18•22-09-2026, 18:30
India's Equestrian Team Struggles at Asian Games, Placed Seventh in Eventing Dressage
- •India's equestrian team had a disappointing start at the Asian Games, finishing seventh in the eventing team dressage competition.
- •The team is currently in the penultimate slot with 112.40 points, ahead of Indonesia in the eight-team standings.
- •Hosts Japan lead the event with 91.60 points, followed by Thailand and Hong Kong, China.
- •India was eliminated from the eventing team jumping competition.
- •In individual dressage, Ashish Limaye is 14th with 35.50 points, while Arjan Singh Nagra is 23rd with 38.20 points.
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India made a disappointing start to their equestrian campaign, sliding to seventh place in the eventing team dressage competition with 112.40 points.
In the individual dressage event, Ashish Limaye is placed 14th with 35.50 points while Arjan Singh Nagra is at 23rd place with 38.20 points. In the eventing individual jumping competition, Limaye was placed sixth, whereas Fouaad Mirza finished at 24th place.
Hosts Japan led the standings at the top with 91.60 points, followed by Thailand in second place with 95.10 points and Hong Kong, China in third with 97.00 points.
