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Jai Singh Sabarwal won 3 medals in the first tournament of his career in 2021.
India’s young horse rider Jai Singh Sabarwal has secured second rank in the B category of the World Jumping Challenge. He stood second in the championship rankings released on Sunday, January 19, with a score of 2.59 points. Russia’s Alla remained in first place with Vita Kastelik (0.12 points). Ecuador’s Juan Francisco (2.71 points) remained at third place. 183 horse riders from 27 countries took part in this competition.
15 year old Jai has won 23 medals in different tournaments held last year 2024. These include 14 gold, 5 silver and 4 bronze medals. Jai, a resident of Mumbai, has won 35 to 40 medals in big tournaments in just 4 years. He started participating in competitions in the year 2021. Read further success story…
Inherited horse riding, father was a hobby horse rider Jai has inherited horse riding. His father Dilpreet Singh Sabarwal was an amateur horse rider, but did not try his skills in any tournament. They say-
I have been fond of animals since childhood. We have had horses at the farm house for 20 years. Jay used to ride horses in his spare time, but competitive riding is his own passion. He has his own hard work, his own desire.
They say…
Many times it happens that if the father could not become a cricketer, he made the son a cricketer. There is nothing like that with me. I am a black belt in judo. We play many sports together, like football. Our hobbies are similar. Like they play drums and I play flute. I have taught him all the sports since childhood. Then he chose horse riding. I will give credit to the English lady who taught him horse riding.
Dilpreet says on his efforts… I think unless a child has a passion, he doesn’t do it. Jai’s interest in horse riding has been increasing since childhood, not decreasing. Yes, there has been no deficiency from my side also. I have been involved in his training and other activities. I still have 12 horses in my farm house. He is also good in studies. For the next tournament, he has been admitted to an online school in the US.
The US school wrote this post on Jai’s admission. Only international athletes get admission in this school.
Jai held the reins for the first time at the age of 5 Recalling the early days of Jai, Dilpreet says…’We have a farm house outside Mumbai. There was an English British lady among them. Jai started horse riding with him. He entered the competition for the first time at the age of 12, when we were in Belgium. There Jai won 3 medals in the first tournament of his career.
Jai Sabarwal started horse riding at the age of 5. She was given initial training in this game by an English lady, Sheela Deval.
Jai had won 3 medals in the first tournament of his career. This tournament took place in Europe in 2021.
Dilpreet tells that…
Jai has been very fond of horses since childhood. This (success) has happened only because of the emotional connection with the horses. Jay understands the horse, because in jumping the horse must trust you. This is a two-way relationship.
Corna did not jump at the last moment, then won 11 golds Dilpreet tells that although Jai has 4 horses, but he likes Carna de la Briar (mare) the most. At first she was not helping in jumping. It was December 2023, the national tournament was going on. Corna took him to the jump point, but did not jump at the last moment.
In such a situation, Jai showed some strictness and built a bond with her. It is exactly the same as – it is necessary to be a little strict with children. Later Corna won him 11 gold medals after January-2024. Jai rides for 2 hours a day. Additionally, 3 hours go into caring for the horses.
5 questions to Jai Sabarwal…
Question-1: How do you look at the recent rankings and the performance of the previous season? The performance has been good. I am feeling proud.
Question-2: Now what is your next target? Next month I am going to Spain to participate in an international tournament. There will be efforts to perform well there. My effort is to win as many medals as possible in all the tournaments I participate in next season. Improving world ranking is also a goal.
Question-3: Every athlete has a dream, what is your final dream? I want to win medal in Asian Games and Olympic Games.
Question-4: Went to Paris to watch Olympics-2024. What was learned there? I learned that if you work hard you can achieve your goals.
Question-5: Whom do you consider as your role model? My trainer, Morlon Zanotelli, he trains me in Europe. His riding inspires me. They are hardworking.
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