“Dubai International Arab Jaws” concludes its competitions tomorrow

The Dubai International Arab Jaming Championship, which started yesterday, and continues for three days, continues at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Center, with the participation of 124 horses from eight countries from different continents of the world, to compete for financial prizes amounting to four million dollars.

The second day (Saturday) is devoted to the preliminary runs competitions for males, and begins with the stroke of the dowries at the age of one year divided into two parts A and B, followed by the two -year -old dowries, and the two -year -old dowries, and finally the stallion of the age of four years and older, and divided into two parts A and B.

Yesterday, the competitions started with the preliminary runs of females, and included the foal run of less than a year, followed by the flower of the flowers at a age of less than a year, then the running stroke at the age of a year, divided into two parts “A” and “B”.

The third and last day will witness tomorrow, the six final championships, which are the foals age a year, the journey of two years and three years old, the mares, the pamphlets are a year, and the most -year -olds are two years old and three years, and the stallions.

The head of the organizing committee of the tournament, Ziad Balladari, stressed in press statements that: “The Dubai Arab Jwad Championship managed from one year to another to take its proper position at the forefront of Arab horse’s beauty offers, not only in our regional surroundings, but also at the world level.”

For his part, the general manager, member of the Supreme Organizing Committee of the Championship, Qusai Obaidullah, stressed that the organizing committee has a state of appreciation for the status of the Dubai International Jaws Championship, which made the largest owners and the finest horses racing to obtain the honor of participation, and crowning titles of one of the most important and famous championships in the world.