Mohammed bin Mansour bin Zayed crowns the winners of the endurance race for private stables

Sheikh Mohammed bin Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan crowned the winners of the Sheikh Mohammed bin Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan endurance race for private stable owners, over a distance of 100 km, which was held today at the Emirates International Endurance Village in Al Wathba, with the participation of 146 male and female horsemen, and in cooperation and coordination with the Emirates Equestrian and Racing Federation.

The title was won by female jockey Isha Riyad Hassan, on the horseback of “LG Amalfi”, for Enjaz Private Stables, and she covered the total distance of the race in 3:23:55 hours, with an average speed of 29.42 km/hour.

The jockey Saeed Abdullah Al Muhairi came second on the horseback of “NSG Shano”, for the MAP Stables, recording 3:23:59 hours, and the third was the female jockey Rahaf Hassan Mirza on the horseback of “SV Cali”, for the Al Rumaithi Endurance Stables, with a time of 3:24:02 hours.

The race champion confirmed that the competition was strong in all its stages, especially in the last meters, in light of the strong desire of the male and female participants to reach the lead, expressing her pride in her first title in her second participation in the endurance races.

She praised the distinguished organization at the Emirates International Endurance Village in Al Wathba, and the provision of all competition requirements in an attractive and stimulating environment for male and female riders.

For his part, Director General of the Emirates International Endurance Village in Al Wathba, Musallam Al Ameri, said that the race was a great success, enhancing the process of excellence of the events taking place in the village, in addition to its importance within the ongoing efforts to support the owners of private stables and enhance their presence in endurance races, which contributes to developing the level of male and female riders and improving their competitive abilities. He congratulated the winners, wishing success to the rest of the riders in the upcoming races.