Hagras kisses the Zayed Cup in Windsor

Hegras crowned Emad Eddine Al Hattoushi, led by Jean Bernard Egum, champion of the fourth round of the Zayed Cup (in the first category). Al Boni, during the two races held yesterday at the Royal Windsor in the United Kingdom, under the aegis of the eleventh edition of the Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al Nahyan International Festival of purebred Arabian horses, in conjunction with the Year of Tolerance, under the slogan "One World – 6 Continents Abu Dhabi Capital.

The festival is organized under the guidance of H. Exc. Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Presidential Affairs, and supported by Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak, President of the General Union of Women, Supreme Chairperson of the Foundation for Family Development and Chairperson of the Supreme Council of Maternity and Childhood.

Strong race

The £ 40,000 Zayed Cup race, priced at £ 40,000, was strong due to the convergence of competitors, with the conflict escalating to the final phase of the race, which is the largest run organized by Windsor in the first category. The race included 10 competitors of purebred Arabian horses. For four years and more, the horse that led Gérald Moussier was slender early behind Storm Trooper, but did not complete the race with the same force: Hagras was close to them and s & # 39; Was moved to the left in the last 200 meters. Advancing in the final stages and scoring An easy win, 0.75 in height of its finalist, came second with "new goals" for the Saudi Fresh Racing, led by Taj O 'Shea, and third by "McLean from St Ebertev, led by Fergus Sweeney.

Boni horses

Megan Bevan became the fifth knight to qualify for Mansik bin Zayed Al Nahyan's Bonny Horses Bonny Horses final in Sheikha Latifa on November 24 in Abu Dhabi. It is dedicated to riders aged 9 to 15 years old. It is worth mentioning that the winner of the fifth round and the victory won by Megan are her first win after six attempts. She finished third in the first event, sixth, second and seventh, and second place, before winning with determination and determination and placing herself behind her runner. Sina Shepherd Orly Little Molly, as third knight Daniel Ellis or Flints Dutter came on the scene.

Coronation and tribute

After the two rounds, Mansour Abdulla Khalfan Belhoul, United Arab Emirates Ambbadador to the United Kingdom, and Lara Sawaya, Executive Director of the Festival of His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the International Federation of Horse Racing Academies (IFHRA), General Manager of Al Wathba Stallions, President of the International Women's Running Committee. Mansour hailed His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan's full support for the Arab thoroughbred horses at the six-continent international festival and said the festival offered a heritage painting highlighting the status of Arab horses. in the world. His Highness He Fatima Mubarak daughter, President of the President of the Women's General Union of the Supreme Council for Maternity and Senior Children's Top Family Development Foundation, the female element in the races that take place within the festival, praising the "punic" small horse races that attracts young knights who represent future stars.

remarkable transition

Lara Sawaya confirmed that the fourth round of the Zayed Cup and the Sheikha Latifa Championship for "Bonny" horses, a qualitative leap in the Royal Windsor, for the first time in its history the Arab horse race for the first time. first category, which gave the concert an attraction and excitement without borders, said: The Bonny Horse race for young riders was a success thanks to the exciting competition of the riders at the direction of the title, as well as the public participation that gave the ceremony a great attraction and enthusiasm without borders, and thanked Sawaya to the ambbadador of the United Arab Emirates, Mansour Belhoul, for his presence and his coronation. The winners