"Adora" is a candidate in "Beliosti"
"Horgemine" is looking for the "Wathba Cup" in "Aurillac"
The festival aims to support owners and breeders in most countries of the world.
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The H.H. Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan International Racing Festival for Purebred Arabian Horses continues its activities, with two races for the Al Wathba Stallions Cup taking place this evening, at the French Aurillac and the Romanian Peleusti races, in line with the festival's strategy.
The festival comes in implementation of the directives of His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Presidential Affairs, with the aim of supporting owners and breeders in most countries of the world, and motivating them to increase interest in Arabian horses.
The horse "Horgemin" Liannick Schulze, under the supervision of A Delova, and led by Gordon Platoh, is looking for the title of the 2000-meter Bree Danback jump, with a prize of 12,000 euros, with the participation of eight horses at the Aurillac track.
The strongest candidates are the horse "Halvik de Bouzels" by Marcel Mizzi and under the supervision of Elizabeth Bernard, and the leadership of Gary Sanchez, and there is the young skilled "Janna" Ajay Uther, under the supervision of any baboon, and led by the jockey Lilly de Bempe.
In the same context, the Peleusti Racecourse in the Romanian capital Bucharest is attracting the second edition of the Stallions’ Cup race, with a prize of 5,000 euros, with the participation of seven Arabian horses aged four years and over for a distance of 1800 metres.
The horse "Adora GR" by Florin Sotta, under the supervision of Ivan Ivanov, led by Bogli Sisbulex, "Zorba" led by Lorenzo Jorhi, and "Utheva" led by Daniel Lubasco, both owned and trained by Viorel Dabiga, head of the Romanian Federation of Purebred Arabian Horses, topped the nominations.
It also competes with "Zara" by Cosmin Dochita, under the supervision of Dan Walter, led by Valentin Atansoff, and "Lala" by Kanda Maria Villette, under the supervision of Juliom Villette, and led by Luigi Topo Ran, and "Nidgler" Lar N.B.
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