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Niharika Singhania Shines At Brussels Stephex Masters, Finishes Sixth In 1.45m CSI2 Grand Prix

Mumbai, September 3, 2026: In a sport where male athletes historically dominate, 19-year-old Indian equestrian Niharika Singhania is proving that vision and skill transcend traditional boundaries. Cementing her status as one of India's most extraordinary sportswomen, Niharika - who added two major International accolades to her record last year - delivered a stellar performance at the prestigious…

Niharika Singhania Shines At Brussels Stephex Masters, Finishes Sixth In 1.45m CSI2 Grand Prix

Mumbai, September 3, 2026: 19-year-old Indian equestrian Niharika Singhania has made a significant mark at the Brussels Stephex Masters, securing a sixth-place finish in the 1.45m CSI2 Grand Prix on August 29, 2026. Competing against a tough international field, Niharika rode her partner, First To Cash Out, and demonstrated exceptional skill by clearing the demanding course in the first round and then finishing the jump-off in 43.65 seconds with eight faults.

This remarkable achievement marks a historic milestone for Niharika as the youngest and only woman representing India in show jumping, despite the sport typically being male-dominated. Niharika’s coach, Yashaan Khambatta, commended her impressive performance, highlighting her growing confidence and the strong partnership with First To Cash Out.

Niharika has expressed her desire to inspire young Indian girls to take up the sport and compete at the highest level, emphasizing her pride in representing India and her gratitude to her horse. Her success at the Brussels Stephex Masters is not only a testament to her talent and hard work but also signals a bright future for Indian equestrian sport.

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