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Divyakriti Singh Rathore[edit]

Divyakriti Singh is an equestrian athlete renowned for her prowess in Dressage riding and Horse Polo. Born into a family with a deep passion for horses, her journey into the world of equestrian sports began at the age of 12. Divyakriti has secured numerous individual and team medals at prestigious events such as the Junior National Equestrian Championships and All India IPSC equestrian competition[1]s.

She has pursued intensive training stints in equestrian powerhouses like Germany, Netherlands and Denmark; immersing herself in the art and discipline of riding.

Divyakriti Singh achieved a World ranking of 14 and Asian ranking of 1 early in 2023 according to Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI) dressage world ranking of athletes - CD1*DIO1'. She has recently qualified to represent India at the upcoming 19th Asian Games to be held at Hangzhou, China.

Early Life & Family[edit]

Divyakriti, born on 22nd October' 1999[2] hails from Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. She completed her school education from Mayo College Girls School, Ajmer, Rajasthan (https://www.mcgs.ac.in/) and completed her graduation from Jesus & Mary College (JMC), Delhi University, India (https://www.jmc.ac.in/). She is the daughter of Mr. Vikram Singh Rathore[3] & Mrs. Alka TejSingh. She has one elder sibling Mr. Digvijay Singh. Besides horses, she is very fond of dogs and enjoys spending time in nature. She also meditates regularly.

Awards & Recognitions[edit]

  1. IPA Junior National Polo Championship Winner in 2016.
  2. IPA Junior National Polo Championship Winner in 2017[4].
  3. Junior National Equestrian Championship for year 2016-2017 at New Delhi, India - JNEC Junior Dressage Individual: Silver Medal; Team: Bronze Medal.
  4. Junior National Equestrian Championship 2018-2019 at Kolkata, India - JNEC Young Rider Dressage Team: Gold Meal (Reference: Equestrian Federation of India.
  5. Junior National Equestrian Championship 2019-2020 at Bangalore, India - JNEC Young Rider Dressage Team: Silver Medal.

References[edit]

https://olympics.com/en/news/indian-athletes-qualified-asian-games-2022-hangzhou

https://dainiknavajyoti.com/article/38761/divyakirti-singh-of-jaipur-became-asias-number-one-in-dressage

https://epaper.patrika.com/home/mindex?eid=20&edate=13/08/2023&pgid=1133602&sedid=0&uemail=

https://lapolo.in/blog/when-head-held-high

https://allaboutjaipur.com/dressage/7645/

https://www.uspolo.org/news-social/news/india-international-womens-polo-tour-2017-update-agra-and-jaipur

https://revsportz.in/efi-selection-procedure-may-leave-team-shorn-of-stars-many-athletes-approach-court/

https://photogallery.indiatimes.com/events/jaipur/jaipur-gold-cup-2017/articleshow/56494316.cms

https://ipa.co.in/user/handicap.php

https://princessdiyakumarifoundation.org/gallery.php?

India at the 2022 Asian Games

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  1. ^ "EQUESTRIAN FEDERATION OF INDIA". efinf.org. Retrieved 2023-09-20.
  2. ^ Rathore, Abhinay (1937-12-28). "Mundota (Thikana)". Rajput Provinces of India. Retrieved 2023-09-23.
  3. ^ Rawal, Urvashi Dev. "Vikram Rathore: The man who added professionalism to the glamour of Indian Polo". 30stades.com. Retrieved 2023-09-23.
  4. ^ https://ipa.co.in/user/tournaments.php?tourid=139