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Indian rider's horse clears Asian Games vet check after EFI unfit ruling

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Equestrian rider Chheda's horse, Dono Di Maggio, has been given the green light by Asian Games organisers following a mandatory veterinary inspection. The 19-year-old horse had previously been declared unfit by the Equestrian Federation of India (EFI). Despite the EFI's ruling, the Asian Games veterinary panel found the horse fit to compete. The clearance paves the way for Chheda to participate in the upcoming dressage competition scheduled for Friday.

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