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Young Equestrian Samyra Bhambra Shines at Delhi Horse Show 2026

Samyra Bhambra, an 11-year-old equestrian from Mohali, has made headlines by winning a bronze medal at the Delhi Horse Show 2026. Competing in the Rising Star Dressage event, she showcased her talent against 28 of India's top young riders. Samyra trains at the Chandigarh Horse Riders Society and views her achievement as a motivating milestone. Additionally, the Minerva Academy also shone at the Mediterranean International Cup (MIC) U-15, finishing fifth despite tough competition. Discover more about these inspiring young athletes and their remarkable journeys.
 

Samyra Bhambra's Remarkable Achievement

At just 11 years old, equestrian Samyra Bhambra from Mohali has clinched a bronze medal at the ongoing Delhi Horse Show 2026.


Participating in the challenging Rising Star Dressage event, Samyra stood out among 28 of India's top young riders to secure her place on the podium.


Under the expert tutelage at the Chandigarh Horse Riders Society, she expressed that winning this medal feels like a dream realized and serves as an inspiration to reach for greater heights.


“This medal is a dream come true and motivates me to aim higher,” Samyra shared.


Minerva Academy's Success at Mediterranean International Cup

In another notable achievement for the region, the Mohali-based Minerva Academy secured fifth place at the Mediterranean International Cup (MIC) U-15.


Placed in what was termed the “group of death,” Minerva faced tough competition from elite European teams right from the start but managed to top their group with a flawless nine points.


The team triumphed over the Canadian side Braves d’Ahuntsic with a score of 4-0, followed by a commanding 6-0 victory against Liverpool FC Juniors.


However, in the quarterfinals, Minerva was narrowly defeated 1-2 by UE Figueres. Raj Singh Wahengbam stood out as one of the tournament's top scorers, sharing the spotlight with other talented players from prestigious European academies.