My journey to becoming the Horse-Riding Captain began with my deep love for horses and my eagerness to learn. The more I rode, the more my passion grew. I still remember the day I came to this school for admission. I was very excited when I saw the horses, and that was one of the main reasons I chose this school. At that time, I never imagined that I would one day become the Horse-Riding Captain.
While learning to ride, I fell many times, but I never gave up. Each time I fell, I got up quickly and tried again. Horse riding is one of the greatest achievements of my school life at The Mann School. Although I started riding only after joining this school, with the guidance of our teacher, Bharat Sir, I became a confident rider within just two years. Riding helped me build confidence and made me feel free and relaxed.
After nearly five years, I became the first girl to participate in the Annual Horse Show and take part in show jumping. Even before I realised it, I had started motivating my juniors to try horse riding, cantering and jumping. Seeing them gain confidence and show the same enthusiasm that I once had made me feel proud to be their captain.
As a result of my efforts and dedication, I was awarded Best Rider of the Year 2025–26, an honour I will cherish forever. Horse riding may seem scary at first, but once you learn it, it becomes a source of pride and joy. The true success of my journey lies in knowing that my perseverance, discipline and love for riding made my parents proud. Their faith in me turns every fall into a lesson and every victory into a responsibility to keep growing.
— C Lalremfeli
(Buddha House and Horse-Riding Captain)
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