Abu Dhabi:The UAE National Arabian Horse Championship concluded at the Grand Hall of Boudheib Academy after four days of intense competition organized by the Emirates Arabian Horse Society (EAHS) as part of its 2026-2027 season program.
According to Emirates News Agency, the championship saw the participation of 500 horses from 267 owners, competing for a total prize purse of AED4.47 million. The event reaffirmed its prestigious standing and its role in supporting and developing Arabian horse shows, strengthening the UAE's position as a leading center for the sector.
Mohammed Ahmed Al Harbi, Director-General of the EAHS, attended the final day's competitions and crowned the winners. The championship witnessed strong competition with the gold titles being shared among several studs. JS Al Sultan, owned by Al Noor Stud, claimed gold in the Stallions Championship, while Fahad Yas, owned by Bakheet Saeed Al Ketbi, took silver, and Al Aryam Baree, representing Al Aryam Arabians, won bronze.
In addition, Al Aryam Hames, owned by Sheikh Rashid bin Hamdan bin Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, opened the championship finals by winning gold in the Yearling Fillies Championship. AJ Saalmah, owned by Amara Stables, secured silver, while Bhajat Al Noor of Al Noor Stud took bronze.
The Junior Fillies Championship for two- and three-year-olds saw D Sdeirah of Dubai Arabian Horse Stud claim gold, Al Aryam Aneeda of Al Aryam Arabians win silver, and D Faqeehah, also from Dubai Arabian Horse Stud, take bronze.
RK Naderah, owned by Al Jawaher Stud, secured gold in the Mares Championship, while AJ Najwa, owned by Khaled Al Omairi, claimed silver, and Al Aryam Abla of Al Aryam Arabians took bronze. In the Yearling Colts Championship, Emperor BHM of Bin Humaila Stud won gold, RA Al Murr of Ras Al Khaimah Stud took silver, and Sahm Al Dar, owned by Mohammed Al Jawaan Al Shamsi, took bronze.
Finally, Ghasham AH, owned by Ahmed Saeed Al Hameli, claimed gold in the Junior Colts Championship for two- and three-year-olds. Sarab BHM of Bin Humaila Stud secured silver, while ALA Sinjar, owned by Mohammed Butti Ali Al Abdouli, took bronze.
