With the participation of 59 horses in 6 runs
The President's Cup for Arabian Horses concludes in Saudi Arabia today
The first half starts at 4:30 p.m. today.
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Today, Saudi Arabia is hosting the 14th final leg of the 28th President’s Cup Series for Arabian Horses, hosted by Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Al Saud Arabian Horses Arena in Riyadh, with the slogan “Forever Together.”
The final carnival will witness the participation of 59 horses in 6 runs in one of the largest participations in Arab horse races in Saudi tracks, emphasizing the prestigious position of the Cup, reflecting the depth of the historical and exceptional relations and the fateful ties that unite the two countries.
A press release said: "The final carnival program will start in the first round for purebred Arabian horses (beginners) at 4:40 p.m.30 pm UAE time, with the participation of 18 horses for a distance of 1200 meters, which is intended for novice horses at the age of 3 years, followed by the second half for purebred novice horses of 4 years old, for a distance of 1400 metres, with 17 horses participating, while the third race is held for horses of Saudi origin and originated for ponies. and fillies of four years of age and above, for a distance of 1400 meters, with the participation of 7 horses, while the fourth race of the race dedicated to purebred Arabian horses, (open) for foals and fillies of 4 years and above, starts for a distance of 1600 metres, with the participation of 4 horses, while it is held The fifth race for purebred Arabian horses (open) equalization (0-70) for a distance of 1800 metres, with the participation of 8 horses. Purebred Arabian horse studs that have recorded distinguished participation in international races.
Among the most prominent horses participating in the Cup race are: Hamdani Khaled Al-Khalidiya, Mutawakil Al-Khalidiya, Sharjah Al-Khalidiya, Lion Al-Khalidiya II, General Shammar.
For his part, the Chairman of the Supreme Organizing Committee of the President's Cup Series for Purebred Arabian Horses, Matar Al-Yabhouni, said: "We are proud of reaching the final station and organizing it in Saudi Arabia, after the important successes of the precious cup over the past period."
For his part, the General Supervisor of the President's Cup Series for Purebred Arabian Horses, Faisal Al-Rahmani, affirmed that the Saudi and final leg of the Precious Cup series embody the brotherly ties and historical status that unite the two countries, and their great keenness to support the Arab heritage march with more historical achievements and gains, noting that The Saudi station represents a milestone and a qualitative and historical addition to the status and value of the precious cup.
He said: "This station is one of the big stations on our annual racing calendar, and it enjoys wide and large participation from the elites of the Arabian horses in the Kingdom."
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