Syrian equestrian Osama Al-Zbeebi, riding his horse "BE Hugho," secured the lead in the initial qualifying round of the Grand Prix at the Kalba International Hurdles Championship's second day.
Al-Zbeebi's remarkable performance on "Hugho" resulted in a winning time of 61.16 seconds © Mena Today
Syrian equestrian Osama Al-Zbeebi, riding his horse "BE Hugho," secured the lead in the initial qualifying round of the Grand Prix at the Kalba International Hurdles Championship's second day.
The competition was attended by Sheikh Haitham bin Saqr Al Qasimi, Deputy Head of the Ruler's Office in Kalba, Sheikh Abdullah bin Majid Al Qasimi, Chairman of Sharjah Equestrian and Racing Club, Sultan Mohammed Khalifa Al Yahyai, President of the Regional Group 7 of the International Equestrian Federation, and a large audience.
Al-Zbeebi's remarkable performance on "Hugho" resulted in a winning time of 61.16 seconds, earning him the first-place honour. Emirati rider Haza Hamad Al Dhaheri secured the second position with his horse "Eloway," completing the round in 65.34 seconds. The third-place accolade went to rider Mohamed Ghanem Al Hajri, accompanied by the horse "GS Fabian," who completed the round in 66.77 seconds.
The upcoming second qualifying round for the Grand Prix, featuring 145 cm hurdles, promises another exciting competition.
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