Aurangzeb Mubashar - Official

03/04/2026

Do NOT ever think that sitting on a horseback is like sitting on a sofa in your home. A 700 to 1000 lbs animal will throw you off in a jiffy and you wont know.

1. Wear proper gear.
2. Wear proper attire.
3. Be attentive when on horseback.

You arent western riders or star circuit riders who understand the dynamics of falling off a horse. You are not trained for it so put yourself at ease and follow instructions.

02/24/2026

The sun lowers itself gently, the air softens, and the barn settles into that familiar rhythm of quiet anticipation. Buckets clink, hooves shuffle, and warm breath rises into the fading light. Feeding the horses is a simple ritual, repeated countless times, yet it never loses its quiet magic.
When the greater part of one’s life has been devoted to horses, desires begin to simplify. Ambition softens into gratitude. Noise fades into stillness. There remains only the grounding comfort of hay beneath your boots, the warmth of a muzzle against your shoulder, and the understanding that this, in its quiet constancy, is more than enough.

02/24/2026

The way I start with ground work with horses. Thats just 'my way'.

02/24/2026

To be featured in The News, one of the two foremost English dailies of Pakistan, occupying nearly half a page, is no trivial distinction. It is a moment that carries weight, history, and quiet consequence. When I see my name printed in such a publication, described in language so generous and evocative, I experience a peculiar sense of detachment. It feels almost surreal, as though the subject of the article is an abstraction, a figure constructed from narrative rather than the person I know myself to be.
It is not an absence of pride. On the contrary, I feel a deep and abiding gratitude. Yet alongside that gratitude resides a certain incredulity. I have never perceived my journey as extraordinary, nor my efforts as deserving of such eloquent commendation. The prose seems too refined, the praise too magnanimous, as though it belongs to someone more accomplished, more illustrious, more deserving.
Perhaps it is the quiet disposition of one who labors without spectacle. When recognition arrives adorned in beautiful language and public admiration, it unsettles the modest self image one has carefully maintained. Still, I accept it with humility, aware that sometimes the world sees in us a merit we ourselves are reluctant to acknowledge.

02/23/2026

Thats true. Do NOT call yourself an equestrian if you've been riding for 4 months and no, you do NOT know how to ride. I can prove it in less than 3 seconds. 😉

02/22/2026

02/12/2026

I represent both Canada and Pakistan in horseback archery yet if I’m being honest, the affirmation I receive from Canada has been far more abundant. My efforts, my milestones, and my quiet persistence seem to find greater resonance here than back home. I never imagined that a Parliamentarian would one day acknowledge my work. Such recognition felt distant, almost implausible.

A few years ago, I briefly met Zee Hamid. At the time, it was a fleeting encounter, the kind you don’t expect to leave a lasting imprint. To my genuine surprise, he continued to follow my journey over the years. Only a few weeks ago, I reached out to him regarding a minor matter related to sports. Today, I opened my email to find a letter from him, unsolicited, thoughtful, and profoundly affirming.

This letter truly made my day. And perhaps what makes it even more extraordinary is the small irony that I don’t even reside in Milton.

Moments like these quietly restore one’s faith. They remind me that sincerity does not go unnoticed, that consistency eventually finds its witness, and that recognition often arrives from places you least expect, precisely when you need it most.

As the saying goes, “Do not chase applause; walk with purpose, and the echoes will find you.”

A huge shoutout to those who love me for what I do and who support me in whatever capacity they can.

02/12/2026

For people who think Im just an ordinary guy operating an animal farm business, its true but, did you know I was once a corporate employee earning 5x more than my classfellows. I was also a civil servant earning 5x less than my class fellows. I was also a failed businessman with debt, but today, im a successful entreprenuer following my dream. A dream that didnt come easy. A lot of hard work and sweat went into it. In this video is me, an example of a man who has failed time and again yet stood up everytime only to realise that if you can dream it you can do it.
My passion that turned into a profession has taken me on the global stage. I have proudly stood with the Pakistani and the Canadian flags at 2 different world games. I have competed in international world class championships and raised a business from zero that now has locations in 3 continents. That ladies and gentlemen is called success. Remember, it does not come easy.

02/09/2026

Imagine teaching horseback archery in -23C. Crazy experience but it was fun. 6 hours of great laughter, riding and shooting. A delicious lunch and ofcourse hot chocolate.

02/05/2026

I feel both humbled and proud. Years upon years of focus, determination, and the constant support of friends, associates, and most importantly my family, keep helping me in turning long-held dreams into reality.

The contingent will comprise of over 60 athletes including men and women in 6 different sports categories.

Prime Minister of Pakistan has graciously accepted our formal invitation to join the opening day of the Games.

Pakistan Paindabad !