10 preliminary rounds starting the Dubai International Arabian Horse Championship tomorrow

The organizing committee of the Dubai International Arabian Horse Championship announced the details of the official program for the 23rd session, which begins tomorrow and continues until next Sunday at the Dubai World Trade Center, with the participation of an elite group of owners and breeders of purebred Arabian horses from various countries of the world, competing to win the most expensive championships in the world, with a total prize money of four million dollars.

The Dubai Championship is one of the most prominent and oldest international championships specialized in the beauty of Arabian horses, as it annually attracts the best international breeds and stalls, in a scene that reflects the depth of the Emirati interest in this purebred heritage, and at the same time confirms Dubai’s position as a main stop on the global championships agenda.

The organizing committee explained, in a press statement yesterday, that the tournament program includes 10 preliminary rounds held over two days, preceding the final day designated for holding the championship rounds for the qualified horses, according to a precise arbitration system that guarantees the highest standards of integrity and professionalism.

The competitions will begin at two o’clock tomorrow afternoon, with preliminary rounds for the female category, with the participation of 63 horses, divided into four rounds, with some categories divided into two groups (A) and (B), bringing the total number of rounds to six, in light of expectations of strong competitions that reflect the quality of global production in this category.

The excitement continues, the day after tomorrow, with the preliminary rounds for the male category, which begins at 12 noon, with the participation of 92 horses, distributed over six rounds, with some of the rounds divided into two categories, bringing the total number of rounds to eight, amid anticipation of high technical levels that reflect the strength of the competition between the participating stalls.

The third and final day is devoted to holding the final championship rounds for the horses that qualified from the preliminary qualifiers, where the competitions begin at three o’clock in the afternoon, to determine the champions in the various categories, in a festive atmosphere that reflects the value and importance of the event on the international scene.

The organizing committee confirmed that the program comes within an integrated organizational vision that aims to provide an exceptional version that keeps pace with the global status of the tournament, by applying the best international standards in arbitration and organization, in addition to providing an ideal environment for participants and audiences alike.