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Daniella Lin is a Hong Kong eventing rider. Born in Hong Kong in 2002, she took up riding at the age of eleven after joining a summer riding course, and went on to compete through the Equestrian Federation of Hong Kong, China's inter-school challenge, aiming to become a professional event rider and represent Hong Kong internationally. She won the preliminary class of the FEI World Dressage Challenge in Hong Kong in 2017, the federation's junior inter-school eventing challenge in 2019, and placed first in the 90cm class at a Beas River eventing competition in 2019, the same year she represented Hong Kong in the senior dressage competition at the 2nd National Youth Games. In 2020 she won an open BE100 eventing class at Kelso in Britain and finished third in Hong Kong's eventing horse-of-the-year standings. In 2023 she placed seventh in the CCI2*-L at Ballindenisk in Ireland. That year she was selected for Hong Kong's delegation to the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, competing in eventing. Supported by the Hong Kong Jockey Club Equestrian Performance Plan and the Hong Kong Sports Institute, she has long trained in Britain, often riding difficult thoroughbreds. Beyond these results, details such as her date of birth, school and further international placings are sparsely documented in public sources.