JS Al Sultan Wins Senior Stallions Championship At EAHS National Arabian Horse Show Finale

The Emirates Arabian Horse Society (EAHS) National Arabian Horse Show wrapped up on Sunday evening at Budheib Academy. This four-day event, which started last Thursday, showcased 405 horses from various UAE studs and involved 209 owners. EAHS Director-General Mohamed Ahmed Al Harbi crowned the winners, with many owners, breeders, and stud managers in attendance.

The competition was intense on the final day, with several studs sharing top honours across different categories. First places in six categories were claimed by Al Jawaher Stud, Al Saqran Stud, Al Gheed Stud, Bin Humayla Stud, Jassem Al Naqbi, Mansour Al Mazrouei, and Ali Bushehab Al Suwaidi.

SQ Ghandoura from Al Saqran Arabian Horse Stud secured first place in the Yearling Fillies Championship. The second position was taken by MZ Afaal from Mezyad Arabian Studs. Maha Al Fahaid earned the bronze for Abdullah Saeed Al Hajeri.

AJH Shihanah won gold in the Junior Fillies Championship for Jasem Mohammed Al Naqbi. Kunooz Al Bahya took silver for Salma Mohamed Al Ali. Haya Al Fahaid received bronze for Mohamed Saeed Al Hajeri.

Yearling Colts Championship

Sarab BHM clinched a gold medal for Bin Humaila Arabian Horse Stud in the Yearling Colts Championship. Redan Al Sadeem won silver for Al Sadeem Arabian Horse Stud. A L A Sinjar took bronze for Mohamed Butti Al Abdouli.

Junior Colts Championship

Exeer Al Gheed dominated the Junior Colts Championship, earning a gold medal for Al Gheed Arabian Horse Stud. MZ Adeeb from Mezyad Arabian Stud claimed silver. Ramz Alyah won bronze for Mohamed Ahmed Abdullateef Al Ali.

Senior Stallions Championship

In the Senior Stallions Championship finale, JS Al Sultan secured gold for Al Juwaher Arabian Horse Stud. Dany Al Zobair took silver for Jamila Mohamed Al Rasheed. M Munther received bronze for Mansour Saeed Al Mazrouei.

This year's event highlighted the exceptional quality of horses and competitive spirit among participants. The show celebrated both emerging talents and established names within the UAE's equestrian community.

With inputs from WAM