ABU DHABI 2022

PREFACE
As we wrap up a spectacular 2022 edition of the Dubai International Arabian Horse Championship and the plethora of recreational and cultural activities related to it, we head to Abu Dhabi to participate in two events with a strong resonance throughout the UAE: the Emirates AH Championship 2022 and the Arab Breeders Championship 2022. Two flagships of the Emirates Arabian Horse Society (EAHS) that for decades have been defending the heritage and purity of the Arabian Horse in this land. Both competitions are ECAHO affiliated shows, are held under the kind patronage of HH Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al Nayan, and rely on the unparallel professionalism of HE Mohamed Ahmed AlAlarbi - Vice-Chairman of the EAHS and Show Manager - for their technical organization. The Emirates AH Breeders Championship 2022 is only open to private studs. It takes place from 23-25 March. The appointed judges are Mrs Stojanowska Anna (Poland); Mrs Bautista Antonia (Spain); Mrs McCrea Wight Janice Aillen (United States of America); Mrs Lowe Joanne (United Kingdom); Mrs Zeevenhoven Karin (The Netherlands); Mr Rocco Luiz (Brazil); Mr Al Mayawi Majed (Saudi Arabia), Mr Trela Marek (Poland) and Mr Badrawy Mohamed (Egypt). With the grade of Disciplinary Commissioners Dr Benamar Malak, Mr Amira Abdel Wahab Ben Ali, Dr Bedair Sameh, Mr Tayfour Haitham Babiker, Mr Fouad Mamdouh Hassan, Mr Ouelhazi Kaies Bin Hadi, Mrs Zouaghi Farah and Dr Alkatheeri Dalal. In their quality of Ringmasters, Dr Hammad Mohammed (Egypt ) and Almenhali Eidha (United Arab Emirates). Results by Mr Biju Peter (United Arab Emirates). The show starts on March 23rd, 2022 at 10:30 Asia/Dubai (07:30 Europe/Rome) and ends on March 25th 2022 at 23:30 Asia/Dubai (20:30 Europe/Rome) with the following winning horses: In the Yearling Fillies Championship, Gold medal winner the grey MZ Rafigah (AZ Awzan x QR Andrea) bred and owned by Khalifa Abdulla Mohammed Thani Al Nuaimi. Silver medal winner the bay Baynona Al Hawajer (RFI Farid x Mai Al Hawajer) bred and owned by Dr Ghanem Mohamed Obaid Alhajri. Bronze medal winner the grey AD Bdoor (Aj Azzam x Torfah Al Zobair) bred and owned by Hamad Adnan Abdulla Shaban Alshehhi. In the Junior Fillies Championship, Gold medal winner the bay Bahiya SBM (Fa El Rasheem x Muranas Je Taime) bred and owned by Sultan Abdulaziz Mohamed Ibrahim Lootah. Silver medal winner the bay JS Raneem (ES Harir x D NA'Amah) bred and owned by Al Juwaher Arabian Horse Stud. JS Raneem was Higher score in her Class. Bronze medal winner the bay Paris Al Jawaher (FA El Rasheem x D Enas) bred and owned by Al Juwaher Arabian Horse Stud. In the Senior Mares Championship, Gold medal winner the grey Masa BHM (MoharibAl Khazna x Al Khazna Manal) bred and owned by Ali Ghanem Ali. Silver medal winner the bay Mai Al Hawajer (Kanz Al Bidayer x Abby Gale LBA) bred and owned by Dr Ghanem Mohamed Obaid Alhajri. Bronze medal winner the bay Rooh Aletehad (AJ Portofino x AL Aryam Al Reem) bred and owned by Ibrahim Jasim Naser Mohamed Al Nuwais. In the Yearling Colts Championship, Gold medal winner the grey FD Rafale ( D Mansoor x D Arta) bred and owned by Alfalah Arabian Horse Stud. Silver medal winner the chestnut Badi E'ZZ (Fa El Rasheem x AJ Badiya) bred and owned by AL E'ZZ Arabian Horse Stud. Bronze medal winner thr grey Habeeb Al E'ZZ (AJ Nofan x AZ Houranah) bred and owned by AL E'ZZ Arabian Horse Stud. In the Junior Colts Championship, Gold medal winner the bay Muner KH ultan (Fa El Rasheem x Pialena) bred by Suood Sultan Abdulla SR Alwan Alhesbi and owned by Alkaheela Arabian Horse Stud. Silver medal winner the chestnut MZ Shamikh (AJ Marzan x Al Aryam Shadiya) bred and owned by Mezyad Arabian Horse Stud. Bronze medal winner the bay MO Antar (SQ Shaddad x MO Mazyouna) bred and owned byMohamed Khalaf Ahmed Khalaf Alotaiba. In the Senior Stallions Championship, Gold medal winner the bay Farid Al Hawajer (RFI Farid x Jameelah Al Hawajer) bred and owned by Dr Ghanem Mohamed Obaid Alhajri. Silver medal winner the bay Yas BHM (Kahil Al Shaqab x Caterina FM) bred and owned by Ali Ghanem Ali Humaila ALMazrouei. Bronze medal winner the chestnut MO Dahab (ES Harir x JJ Diamond OF Marwan) bred and owned by Khalaf Mohamed Khalaf Ahmed Alotaiba. 39th General Assembly Meeting of the European Conference of Arab Horse Organisations (ECAHO) 25th March, 2022 Amidst the shows, we are looking forward to attending with much interest the 39th General Assembly meeting of the European Conference of Arab Horse Organisations (ECAHO) that is held under the gracious patronage of H.H. Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Presidential Affairs and Chairman of the Emirates Arabian Horse Society. And hosted for the first time in history by EAHS at the Emirates Palace Hotel in Abu Dhabi in the presence of representatives of 32 countries. The two-day assembly includes, among other functions, a number of meetings for the ECAHO's executive, bid and sporting committees. On the sidelines of the assembly, participating delegations tour the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, the Louvre-Abu Dhabi, Qasr Al Watan and Expo 2020 Dubai. The ECAHO manages Arabian horse championships, establishes laws and standards for Arabian horse shows, approves show organizers, and sets criteria for horse categories as well as veterinary care. Sheikh Zayed bin Hamad Al Nahyan, Deputy Chairman of the EAHS, welcomes the participants and wishes them success in developing viable recommendations for developing equestrian championships. As current President Lacina underlines at the end of his speech, the UAE's hosting of the assembly can only be attributed to the invaluable support provided by H.H. Sheikh Mansour for Arabian horse activities and his directives to encourage collaboration with regional and global organizations. Similiraly, special honours go to HE Alharbi as Vice- Chairman of EAHS and distinguished Show-manager. The Arab Breeders Championship 2022 takes place from March 29th to 30th at the same amazing venue in Al Mushrif as the previous Emirates AH Breeders Championship, with a new array of stunning Arabian horses eager to prove their beauty and movement in front of an expert panel of eight international judges: Mr Maagoul Abdelouahed (Morocco), Mrs Hyde Deidre (United Arab Emirates), Dr Aragno Gianmarco (Italy), Mr Bialobok Jerzy (Poland), Mr (Germany), Mr Faraj Mohamed Mahmood (Bahrain), and Mrs Tengstedt Marianne (Denmark). Members of the Disciplinary Commission are Dr Benamar Malak, Mr Al Haddadi Waleed Hadi, Mr Amira Abdel Wahab Ben Ali, Mr Tayfour Haitham Babiker, Mr Fouad Mamdouh Hassan, Mr Ouelhazi Kaies Bin Hadi, Mrs Zouaghi Farah, and Dr Alkatheeri Dalal. Ringmasters Dr Hammad Mohammed (Egypt) and Mr Almenhali Eidha (United Arab Emirates). Results by Mr Biju Peter (United Arab Emirates). The Championship is brilliantly commented on both in Arabic by Mr Mohamed Abu Bakr and English by Mr Eric Blaak. The show starts on March 29th, 2022 at 14:00 Asia/Dubai (12:00 Europe/Rome) and ends on March 30th, 2022 at 23:00 Asia/Dubai (21:00 Europe/Rome) with the following final results: In the Yearling Fillies Championship, Gold medal winner the grey D Sanayen (Wortex Kallisté x D Seeneyyah) bred and owned by Dubai Arabian Horse Stud. Silver medal winner the grey AJ Lima (AJ Kafu x TH Lamanda) bred by Ajman Stud - HH Sheikh Ammar Bin Humaid Al Nuaimi and owned by Amara Stables. Bronze medal winner D Taima'a (D Seraj x D Azalea) bred and owned by Dubai Arabian Horse Stud. In the Junior Fillies Championship, Gold medal winner the chestnut AL Aryam Shaqra ( FA El Rasheem x AL Aryam) bred by AL Aryam Arabians and owned by Sheikh Zayed Sultan Al Nahayyah. Silver medal winner the grey E.S. Salma (Aj Marzan x E.S. Salama) bred and owned by Sheikh Abdulla Bin Majid AL Qassemi. Bronze medal winner the grey AL Aryam Borooq (AJ Marzan x R.S. Banafsaj) bred by Al Aryam Arabians and owned by Sheikh Hazza Bin Hamdan Nahayyan. In the Senior Mares Championship, Gold medal winner the bay AJ Masari (FA El Rasheem x AJ Marateb) bred and owned by Ajman Stud - HH Sheikh Ammar Bin Humaid Al Nuaimi. Silver medal winner the bay AJ Saijjah (AJ Azzam x AJ Sawari) bred and owned by Ajman Stud - HH Sheikh Ammar Bin Humaid Al Nuaimi. Bronze medal winner Ghaliah Al Hawajer (Fa El rasheem x Valentina F) bred and owned by Dr Ghanem Mohamed Obaid Alhajri. In the Yearling Colts Championship, Gold medal winner the grey AL Aryam Barjes (Al Aryam Sari x Al Aryam Ballora) bred and owned by Al Aryam Arabians. Silver medal winner the grey D Na'Shab (FA El Rasheem x D Noor) bred and owned by Dubai Arabian Horse Stud. Bronze medal winner the bay AL Aryam Ashaq (D Seraj x Al Aryam Abla) bred and owned by Al Aryam Arabians. D Na'Shab is also Higher score in his Class. In the Junior Colts Championship, Gold medal winner the AL Aryam Hasheem (FA El Rasheem x Al Aryam Hamra) bred and owned by sheikh Kalifa Bin Tahnoon Bin Mohammed Al Nahayyan. Silver medal winner AHM Motgatres (Marajj x Shamsat Al Shawamis) bred and owned by Ahmed Hamad Sulaiman Almatlaei Alyammahi. Bronze medal winner the grey AL Aryam Alyasat (Raoud Al Bidayer x Al Aryam Al Yaba) bred by Al Aryam Arabians and owned by HH Sheikh Yass Bin Hamdan Bin Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahayyan. In the Senior Stallions Championship, Gold medal winner the grey Moharib Al Khazna (AB Jamil La Piana x Caterina FM) bred and owned by Ali Ghanem Ali Humaila Al Mazrouei. Silver medal winner the chestnut Al Aryam Shabab (AJ Mardan x Al Aryam Shammogh) bred and owned by Al Aryam Arabians. Bronze medal winner the bay Shahwan Al Hawajer (FA El Rasheem x Joharat Al Hawajer) bred and owned by Dr Ghanem Mohamed Obaid Alhajri. It has been a mesmerizing experience to stay in Abu Dhabi on the occasion of both shows. Besides seeing magnificent Arabian horses, we appreciated the exquisite venue, and excellent organization and enjoyed the warm hospitality. We have caught up with long-term friends from Europe and the UAE. There have been times of struggle, but also of shared joy. Things like that can teach people to respect and love each other regardless of their nationality, race, religion, or political views. The beauty and grace of the Arabian Horse are thought to connect people and create harmony. Let us make the Arabian horse the symbol of Peace and Light in this world. roIt has been a mesmerizing experience to stay in Abu Dhabi on the occasion of both shows. Besides seeing magnificent Arabian horses, we appreciated the exquisite venue, and excellent organization and enjoyed the warm hospitality. We have caught up with long-term friends from Europe and the Uae. There have been times of struggle, but also of joy! 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