Staff Writer |
The King Abdul Aziz racecourse is playing host to an exceptional gathering of Purebred Arabian talent today, as the 14th leg of the UAE President's Cup Series rolls into Riyadh for its latest installment.
Al Janadriyah track in Saudi Arabia marks another milestone in the 31st edition of this prestigious series, celebrating the enduring partnership between the UAE and Saudi Arabia in promoting Arabian racing excellence.
Under the patronage of Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the Presidential Court, the series continues its mission of elevating Arabian horse racing on the international stage.
The Saudi stage has attracted an elite field, with leading stables from across the region vying for honours in this prestigious contest. Previous winners of this leg include Hajres, who went on to capture multiple Group One victories in Europe, and Tayf, whose subsequent triumph in the Qatar Arabian World Cup solidified his place among the breed's legends.
"Under the directives and support of His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the UAE has played a pioneering role in steering the prestigious cup series toward significant achievements across all global racetracks," said Faisal Al Rahmani, Secretary-General of the Organising Committee.
The event represents more than just a race, embodying the deep-rooted historical bonds between the UAE and Saudi Arabia while showcasing their shared commitment to preserving and promoting the Arabian horse heritage.
Today's Saudi leg underlines the growing international prestige of the President's Cup Series, which has become a cornerstone in the global Arabian racing calendar, attracting the finest horses and most accomplished connections from around the world.