Over 14,000 attend second day of Hail International Arabian Horse Championship

The second day of the Hail International Arabian Horse Championship attracted a remarkable turnout, with 14,373 visitors engaging enthusiastically with the competitive rounds and welcoming guests from various Arab and European countries.

In the three-year-old fillies (Category B) class, Sadan Al-Nassar claimed first place, followed by F Sheikha in second, Nawar Kira in third, and Deem T in fourth.

For mares aged four years and above (Category A), Misk Al-Salam took first place, with Maha Yasser second, Alaliah Alras B third, and Hala Al-Taraf fourth. In Category B of the same class, Mawaddah Rayat Al-Ezz secured first place, followed by Octavia O, then Luluat Al-Rafaa and Motaatirah Al-Inayah in second, third, and fourth places, respectively. In Category C, De Damah led the results, followed by Randa Omar, then Sijlaa Al-Fayrouzah and Bouta DA.

In the colts' classes, Shibl Al-Arab won first place in the yearling colts (Category D), followed by Saif Al-Adhbah, Hazm Al-Shamikhiyah, and Qaws Al-Waha. In Category B of the same class, Ramz Ouj took first, with Shibl Granada second, MT Sirab third, and KH Unique fourth. In the two-year-old colts (Category A), Muqaddam Al-Arab claimed first place, with MT Laman second, Mubtasel Al-Shaqab third, and Kinan Al-Arab fourth.

The championship and its accompanying events continue to draw large crowds, reflecting the significance of purebred Arabian horses and their cultural heritage, while highlighting the event's role in attracting enthusiasts and promoting Hail as a destination for sports and heritage activities.