In an atmosphere of excitement and thrill, rider Mohammed Rashid Al-Ameemi achieved a remarkable feat by winning the title of the Private Stables Race during the Mohammed bin Rashid Endurance Festival, held at the Dubai International Endurance City. The race, which covered a distance of 120 kilometers, saw the participation of 203 riders from various private stables and equestrian clubs across the country, reflecting the true spirit of competition in the world of equestrianism.
Race Details
Rider Mohammed Rashid Al-Ameemi shone brightly and excelled throughout the race, securing first place aboard the horse “Zeus F.F.”, owned by the “Al-Mughir 2” stable. Al-Ameemi began the race with enthusiasm in the first stage, achieving fourth place with a time of 1:22:48 hours over a distance of 40 kilometers. As he progressed through the subsequent stages, he managed to claim third place in the second stage, covering 35 kilometers. Despite the fierce competition, Al-Ameemi surged to the lead in the third stage, completing the 25-kilometer distance in 3:44:52 hours, and finished the race firmly in first place in the fourth stage with a time of 4:30:38 hours.
Performance of Other Riders
Meanwhile, rider Mohammed Salem Al-Hamadi took second place aboard the horse “First De Boy A.A.” from the “Al-Fawaris” stable. The competition was strong, as Al-Hamadi managed to achieve fifth place in the first stage, advancing to second place in the second stage. However, he slipped to third place in the third stage, but he persevered in the fourth stage to ultimately secure second place with a time of 4:30:44 hours.
Additional Results
Rider Aya Ali Al-Kiyoumi exhibited remarkable performance, achieving third place on the horse “A.T. Dial Ring Sharjah,” owned by “Al-Khayool” stables. Al-Kiyoumi started the race from thirteenth place in the first stage, but demonstrated her determination as she advanced through the following stages, reaching third place in the fourth stage with a time of 4:31:11 hours.
This ambitious competition, which featured 203 riders from various private stables and equestrian clubs, concluded successfully, underscoring the continued growth of this sport in the country.