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Conclusion of the second round of the Emirates World Endurance Village race series in Argentina

Buenos Aires, June 28 / WAM / The second round of the Emirates World Endurance Village series of races, which was held over the course of June 26 and 27, was concluded in the Bragado suburb of the Republic of Argentina, and included 9 races of different distances, under the supervision of the International Federation.

The results of the first day resulted in jockey Josefina Pallister, riding “Box Ataka”, winning the Emirates International Village Endurance Race for a distance of 140 km (3 stars), while jockey Josefina Rolt, riding “Estrella HS”, won the title of the 160 km race.

The 100 km “One Star” youth and junior race witnessed the first place award being crowned by the jockey Antonella Bali, riding the horse “LM Toro”, while the first place in the 100 km “One Star” race went to the jockey Elena Wenger, riding the horse “Guazo Robor”.

Equestrian Antonella Bali, riding LM Mezcal, was able to win first place in the 120 km youth and junior race, “Two Stars,” in the second day’s competitions, while equestrian Catalina Bastones, riding “BM Farogi,” topped the second race of 120 km, “Two Stars.”

Jockey Matthew Alberto, riding the horse “M Adela AG”, excelled and won the title of the 100 km youth and junior race “one star”, winning the first place award, while the jockey Antonella Moreno, riding the horse “M Noma”, won the title of the 100 km competition “one star”.

Jockey Herb Florentine, riding JC Bandido, also achieved the lead in the second race, a distance of 100 km, “One Star”.

The winners were crowned by Abdullah Al Rumaithi, Chargé d’Affairs at the UAE Embassy in the Argentine Republic, Lara Sawaya, Executive Director of Sponsorship and Marketing at the Village, Nasser Ahmed Abdullah, Project Manager at ESS in the Village, organizer Jose Rodriguez Zamboni, and EIEV PULSE.

On the other hand, the Emirates International Endurance Village announced the third leg of the racing series in South Africa over the days of July 7, 8 and 9.

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