In an event that tests the ability of horse and rider to jump fences without knocking them down, Khambatta committed a total of 29 penalties to manage a 35th place finish at the Dream Park here.
The 25-year-old Indian added eight and one penalty in jump and time respectively to finish 32nd in the Jumping Individual first qualifier.
He failed to bring home a better performance in the second qualifier as he further added 16 and four faults in jump
Other Indians in the fray, Sehaj Virk and Ashray Butta could not produce a good show as India crashed out in the Jumping Team Round 1.
India have won 10 medals, including three golds, in Equestrian event ever since its entry in the Asian Games at the Delhi Games in 1982.
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