The most prominent activity in reviving the popular heritage
“Yolla Fazaa”: Al-Amiri and Bin Dalmouk join the qualified
Bin Daghash Al Ameri (first left) qualifies in the fourth episode.
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Al-Yuel Ahmed Al-Harrosousi received 47 degrees from the source
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Muhammad bin Daghash al-Amiri and Muhammad Abdullah bin Dalmouk joined the list of qualifiers for the second round in the most prominent events of the fourth episode of the 21st edition of the Fazza Yula Championship, and the 16th edition of the Maidan program, which is the most prominent event in reviving and highlighting the popular heritage and contributing to its spreading among generations.
Mohammed bin Daghash Al Ameri, who won the mark 100 in the competitions, and Mohammed Abdullah bin Dalmouk, with the 80 degree, joined the finalists from the first two rounds, namely: Abdullah Hamid Al Naqbi, Maktoum bin Tarraf Al Mansouri, Hamid and Maktoum Al Shamsi, waiting for the identity of the last finalists from the fourth episode, while Saud Ibrahim Al Naqbi and Rashid Nasser Al Ketbi left the competitions.
The announcement of the qualifiers came after reviewing the horse racing competitions and camel jogging, which took place over the past week, where Mohammed bin Daghash Al Ameri and Mohammed Abdullah bin Dalmouk won the 20 degrees in horse racing, while he received the 20 degree for camel jogging, each of: Mohammed bin Daghash Al Ameri and Saud Al Naqbi.
In the fourth and final round of the first round, each of the competitors: Jumah Obaid Balabd Al Ali (the holder of the title), Ahmed Abdullah Al Haroussi, Obaid Salem Ali, and Muhammad Hamad Al Nuaimi.
In the poetry recitation competition, where the participants recite four verses from the poem “What has repented” from the poetry of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, and the poet Mohammed bin Hammad Al Kaabi is judging this competition. 10 points each of: Jumah Obaid Balabd Al Ali and Ahmed Abdullah Al Haroussi, and in the shooting competition, he won 20 points, each of: Obaid Salem Al Nuaimi and Muhammad Al Nuaimi.
In the Al-Yula competition, which is judged by Rashid Al-Khasouni, Jumah Abid Al-Abd Al Ali achieved the full score of 50, while Ahmed Abdullah Al-Haroussi won the 47th, Obaid Salem won the 47th, and Muhammad Hamad Al-Nuaimi achieved the 48th. Participants will compete in the horse and camel competitions this week. , Provided that the identity of the finalists will be revealed in the next episode.
Horse Science
Lieutenant Ahmed Al Kaabi, from the Cavalry Police at the Dubai Police General Headquarters, confirmed that adding horse racing to the competitions of the Fazza Yolla Championship is a very positive thing, as it gave the Yawla participants the opportunity to acquire "horse science" as a basic skill that is important to obtain, and use it in their lives, to As well as trying to win the tournament itself.
Al-Kaabi explained that what is meant by "horse science" is to teach the participants how to deal with horses on their own, through how to disband the horse and put a saddle for it, and the ability to know the health of the horse and its ability to participate in the race during the day or not, and to fully understand how to deal with the horse. And not just learning the skill of horse riding, our participants spent time learning all aspects of the horse.
Al-Kaabi also explained that the beginning was with the education horses, in order for them to acquire the equestrian skill as a first step, and then the transition to the horses of ability after the participants gained more capabilities, leading to the establishment of races between them.
Al-Kaabi expressed his happiness with the time for this tournament, and said: “The positive spirit and solidarity among the participants makes us see them as one team, everyone helps the other, and they make sure that their time during training is beneficial to all of them, and then of course the competition in the race field has another taste, and everyone wants Excellence, but you feel that everyone is winning by learning these skills.
Great efforts
For her part, the Director of the Department of Radio, Media and Institutional Communication and the chairperson of the organizing committee of the championship at the Hamdan Bin Mohammed Center for the Revival of Heritage, Nathalie Odesian, expressed her appreciation for the efforts of the camel trackers, horse and archery trainers, who made great efforts to provide the Yawla with these distinctive skills that influenced the program In its new look, it made the participants present a variety of skills for heritage sports.
She emphasized that the exercises that were launched since the last period went very positively in light of the response of the participants, and their desire to learn and acquire these skills, especially as they will remain associated with them in their daily lives and not only in the program.
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While Jumaa Obaid in Al-Abd Al Ali confirmed that his ambition is to repeat the supremacy for the second year in a row after he was crowned the title in the last version, but he considered that “the competition has become strong this year with the addition of other competitions,” while the Hamdan Bin Muhammad Center for the Revival of Heritage described it as “not yet”. He fails with us in supporting and motivating us to provide the best levels and learn new skills professionally, as we have benefited and developed our levels in horse riding, camel jogging and archery ».
Natalie Odesian: "Great effort from coaches and trainers."
Al-Kaabi: "The participants gained (horse science), and a positive spirit was the advantage of competitions."
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