Caroline Chew
Equestrian
Olympian
- Profile
- Caroline Chew started horse riding at the age of six, began competing in show jumping before switching to dressage, and became the most successful dressage rider in Singapore and the first Singaporean to compete at Grand Prix level. She won several medals at the Southeast Asian Games from 2013 through 2017, and made history as the first Singaporean equestrian athlete to compete at the Olympic Games at Tokyo 2020, before returning for a second Olympic appearance at Paris 2024. Vastly experienced in international competition, having competed at world championships, world cups and won five SEA Games medals, Caroline balances her competitive career alongside her full-time work as a lawyer in London.
- Achievements
2024 Paris Olympic Games - Individual Grand Prix, 56th
2017 SEA Games - Team Dressage, Bronze
2017 SEA Games - Individual Dressage, Bronze
2015 SEA Games - Team Dressage, Silver
2015 SEA Games - Individual Dressage, Silver
2013 SEA Games - Team Dressage, Bronze
2010 Youth Olympics, Finalist
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