Over four years of competition, Dinov has collected a staggering 307 medals, comprising:

• 165 golds
• 90 silvers
• 52 bronzes in national events
  And from the international stage:
• 17 golds, 9 silvers, and 3 bronzes—a stunning haul for an athlete of his age.

His most recent victories include the Jakarta Governor’s Cup 2025 (115 cm class) and a sweep at the CSI International (110–130 cm class), both held in Pulomas, East Jakarta.

Dinov made history again at the 2024 Aceh–North Sumatra National Games (PON) as the youngest equestrian gold medalist, competing in the 110 cm class.

Despite facing major logistical issues—his horse arrived late and had to travel overland, leaving him with very little time to train on-site—Dinov prevailed.

“That only made me more determined to prove myself. And Alhamdulillah, I got the gold,” he said proudly.

Dinov’s eyes are now set on the 2026 Youth Olympic Games in Dakar, Senegal.

But first, he must conquer the 2025 Asian Youth Olympic Qualifiers in Bahrain, scheduled for October next year. A gold medal there will secure his ticket to the global stage.

To prepare, Dinov will undergo intensive training in Europe, aiming to deepen his understanding of his future equine partners.

“My dream is to compete in the 2026 Youth Olympics. Right now, I’m focused on the 2025 Asian Youth Games—and I’m going for gold,” he stated.

And what about nerves?
“I don’t know why, but I never feel nervous—whether it’s a national or international event,” Dinov said casually.

Now in his third year of junior high school, Dinov is more than just a phenomenon—he’s a symbol of Indonesia’s equestrian future.
He proves that age is just a number and passion knows no limits.
From Pulomas to Dakar, from clearing 110 cm obstacles to chasing Olympic dreams, Dinov is galloping forward—with a spirit as bold as his ambition.

And who knows—one day, his name might stand alongside the world’s equestrian greats. But his story begins here, in Indonesia, with a boy whose heart is as vast as his dreams.