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Al-Layal Claims Arabian Horse Gold at Bahrain Championship

Al-Layal Munez Wins Gold in the Stallions Category at the Second Round of the Emirates World Arabian Horse Championship in Bahrain

In a spectacular sporting event held in the Kingdom of Bahrain, the stallion “Al-Layal Munez” was crowned the gold winner in the second round of the Emirates World Arabian Horse Championship, showcasing thrilling and competitive experiences among the best Arabian horses. The championship, organized over the past Saturday and Sunday, reflected the UAE’s commitment to promoting the culture of breeding purebred Arabian horses and supporting owners and breeders worldwide.

Outstanding Second Round

The Bahrain International Endurance Village witnessed a significant turnout of 106 horses from a diverse group of 72 owners, under the supervision of His Excellency Sheikh Zayed bin Hamad Al Nahyan, Vice Chairman of the Association and Chairman of the Supreme Organizing Committee for the Emirates World Arabian Horse Championship. The competition was fierce and of high caliber, underscoring the importance of the championship in supporting owners and breeders.

Al-Layal Munez’s Achievement

The stallion “Al-Layal Munez,” owned by Mohsen Ali Abdullah Hussein, dominated the competition, securing the gold medal for stallions. The stallion “A.M.S. Al-Fahd” from Al-Mudhakka Stud claimed second place and received the silver title, while the bronze went to “A.Q. Al-Murtajiz,” owned by Abdulrahman Daij Al-Naar.

Championship Stars

In the category for yearling fillies, “Bisan Al-Manama,” owned by Hussein Jaafar Abdullah Al-Muhayshi, shone brightly, winning gold. She was followed by “Anwar Al-Haram,” owned by Osama Abdullah Ahmed Al-Haram, who achieved silver, while “Jumana N.S.,” owned by Khalid Ahmed Al-Jahni, took home the bronze. In the filly category, “Layali A.I.,” owned by Sadiq Mahdi Said Jassim Al-Muqabi, won gold; “H.K. Dina,” owned by Mohammed Ahmed Abdullah Al-Haiki, secured silver; and “Noura Al-Nasser,” owned by Adel Nasser Ahmed, earned bronze.

Emphasis on Supporting Arabian Horses

Mohammed Al-Harbi, General Manager of the Emirates Arabian Horse Association, commented on the significance of the championship, emphasizing that the Emirates Cup is one of the most prominent international events supporting owners and breeders of Arabian horses. This event also served as an opportunity to enhance event organization and provide innovative services to participants, contributing to the promotion of this activity worldwide.

The Emirates World Arabian Horse Championship aims to preserve the heritage of purebred Arabian horses and enhance their global presence. Accordingly, this championship serves as an exciting platform for developing and nurturing the horse-related community, solidifying the UAE’s position as a global destination for Arabian horse beauty shows.

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