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It is with great pleasure that I once again warmly welcome all our dedicated exhibitors and trade visitors to the 12th International Equine Trade Fair, Al Fares Dubai 2018! My greetings are also extended to the new joiners!! The 12th Edition of Al Fares Dubai, an International Equine Trade Fair will powerfully kick off the equestrian activities season in the UAE and the region. Relocating at Meydan Racecourse accentuated the purposeful efforts of the management to link the rest of the world with Dubai through the international horseracing and equestrian events. The exhibition is a dedicated platform for a rich gathering of horse owners, trainers and industry leaders to interact with the global suppliers of latest equipment and equestrian products. I take this opportunity to thank the our OfďŹ cial Media Partners and the media supporters from across the world for the coverage they have generated. I sincerely wish the exhibitors and visitors a wonderful business and look forward to meeting you all once again in 2020! Mhd Rachid Mbayed Exhibition Manager ALFAJER INFORMATION AND SERVICES
Sultan Mohammed Khalifa Al Yahyaee General Manager of Sharjah Equestrian and Racing Club General Manager of Sharjah Equine Hospital Member of Sharjah Sports Council We are pleased to participate in this exhibition, one of the oldest equestrian exhibitions in Asia and Africa, which provides all the equestrian sport needs and requirements that are part of our daily life and which we have dedicated ourselves to serve at Sharjah Equestrian and Racing Club. Sharjah Equestrian and Racing Club, which was established under the generous directives of His Highness Sheikh Dr. SULTAN BIN MOHAMMED AL QASSIMI, Member of the Supreme Council and Ruler of Sharjah, is located on Al Dhaid Road (Sharjah Airport Road) at Interchange (6). The total area of the club covers 3000 km2 and is home to one of the largest indoor riding facilities in the Middle East. The club played a leading role in encouraging horse racing by establishing the first race track according to the international standards, and organizing the first race in Sharjah Equestrian and Racing Club which was the official start of the races in the country in 1982.
Sharjah Equestrian and Racing Club includes various sections:
• Riding School which is a Certified Training Center by The British Horse Society BHS • Sharjah Arabian Horse Stud • Show Jumping • Racecourse ( Sharjah Grand Stand ) • Indoor Riding Centre • Visiting Stables • Approved Quarantine • Hotel & Recreation Club • Equine Hospital • Breeding Centre • Transportation The club also hosts many events, which annually organizes six races, three Arabian Horse festivals and Two international Show jumping Championships (one is a threestar, And H. H. Sharjah Ruler Cup, the World Cup qualifiers, the first international five-star tournament to be held on an indoor Stadium. The club also hosts six local championships from the UAE Longines Show Jumping League and holds 10 training jump show through a total of 27 events during all season. We invite everyone to visit the Sharjah Equestrian and Racing Club Pavilion at the exhibition and see the annual club calendar and visit Sharjah Equestrian and Racing Club. With my sincere greetings
C O N T E N T S Exhibitor list Floor plan Horse racing – a noble sport Michael J. Glade, PhD, FACN
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Horse racing
a noble
sport Munawar Shariff explores the traditional sport of horse racing from the times it began in days of past until today
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orses have over the years proved to be a reliable and amiable animal completely in tune with assisting the human. It can be tamed, trained and is emotionally attuned to the needs of its rider. The horse is an integral path of our civilisation and ability to make greater strides and move ahead in our lives. To say it was one of the first modes of transport is an understatement. The horse has been found buried in ancient graves with its owners, in lithographs depicting life in
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ancient Egyptian times, and has also been assigned the speed barometer of vehicles today horsepower. Horses have entertained and assisted humans from time immemorial. When the first horse race occurred is not known but chariot and bareback mounted races were happening as a part of the Olympic Games in Greece by 700 BCE. And horse racing with a chariot or mounted was a very popular form of entertainment in the Roman Empire. As the world progressed over the years, having a stud of horses became a noble and prestigious acknowledgement of high net worth. Soon, noblemen and royalty in England and Europe began to have studs with a number of horses brought in from other parts of the world and bred with their own to create better breeds that were speedier and more accomplished at winning races. This purity of lineage is something which is kept very pure and preserved amongst Arabian and other horse enthusiasts and racing owners.
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So not only is the Arabian Horse the most beautiful among its peers, it is also the purest of breeds that gives them the edge over others. Some Arabian Horse owners even allege to have their horse lineages authenticated and confirmed going back hundreds of years.
The Arabian pure breed The Arabs call the pure breed of the Arabian horse the Asil (pure blood). And being the best kindof racing horse it is also an endangered breed. As per a few years ago, there are only about a 100 of the 7002 registered Arabian horses in the UAE being Asils and all belong to senior royals. The Asil has even better and sturdier qualities than the regular breed of horse. The fact that it is from the desert region with its harsh weather, this horse exudes immense strength of character. And performance isn’t very far behind either. This horse understands the desert environment where the horse’s owner has only his animal for support and transport.
Horses today may be kept in a controlled and enclosed environment where all of their needs are cared for, however in the past, the bedouin and his horse were companions for long durations of journeys and were a part of the family environment when not on long arduous travels. They were even brought and stayed in tents with bedouin families where little children were also present because of their caring, nurturing, understanding nature. The bedouin manner of breeding is being increasingly lost in modern times leading to a crisis of endangerment of this fine breed of horse. According to the Germany-based Al Asil Club (of which the late His Highness Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan’s stables are members as well as a number of other royal stables), there are approximately 500,000 Asil arabian horses in the world today but in reality out of these Asils are only about two per cent. The Arabian can withstand great hardship in the desert environment being able to go upto
three days without water and on very little sustenance. It is due to this characteristic of the Arabian that they are used more in endurance races than thoroughbreds (which are faster but cannot endure long periods of races.) There are a number of myths dating back hundreds of years about the Arabian horse. According to the article in The National, one story relating to the Arabian horse is about a time in 1812, when Napolean went to Russia. He was severely defeated losing much of his army and horses. Only about 2,000 horses remained out of 180,000. All of the 2,000 were Arabians. The Arabian horse continues to be cherished and bred in the highest standards of purity till date. UAE especially has ensured that the culture of breeding horses that has been a part of their deep rooted traditions is being continued using the latest technology. The sport that is related to the animal such as horse racing and endurance racing is one that is revered and practiced by the elite in the country.
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asdiet from the branched-chain amino Materials and Methods Following a 2-week adjustment were give can be used by muscles to convert This concept has been tested in a period, the horses were paired by body Results pyruvate, produced by extracting weight and size, and one member of each horse. model of the exercising Ten Hore Timed Administration of Leucine, During fromValine, circulating glucose stored gly theofexperiment. All pair wasIsoleucine, randomlyparticipated assigned toinone two 14 By utilizingthe exerci to alanine. this path animals were fed a mixed grain and ha experimental groups. Both groups began Glutamine, and Carnitine to Enhance Athletic Performance muscles can decrease thema amount diet according to body weight andlactate a regimen of controlled forced exercise on Michael J. Glade, PhD, FACN Michael J. Glade, PhD, FACN 28 cantly sm acid they produce from pyruvate. exercise level. an inclined plane treadmill. The workNorthwestern University • Chicago, Illinois Northwestern University • Chicago, Illinois at all exer Following a 2-week load andtheworkrate were equivalent to supplemented the diet adjustment In this experiment, the supplement 30 minutes before initiaProtein Metabolism Materials and Methods Differe effort expended by a horse traveling at 5.3 In this exp supplement 30 minutes before the initiathe horses body ex tion of exercise, the supplemental amino period, horses tended to exhibitwere lower paired heart ratesby Exercise stimulates the breakdown of Protein Metabolism This concept has tested in acids would then tion be meters/second maximally availablethe during the treadmill bouts. (Fig. been 3) liverExercise proteins andstimulates hepatic secretion of plasma la of exercise, supplemental amino horses tende weight and size, and one member of ea (about 11 mph) on level the breakdown of to the horse's tissues when exercise Lower heart rates in horses indicate relatively branched-chain amino acids,3 as well as model of the exercising horse. Ten 29 to a given acids would then be maximally available during the trt pair was randomly assigned to one of ground. liveruptake proteins and cells. hepatic secretionbegan. of This assumption was confirmed 3,5 reduced cardiac output and therefore, their into muscle participated in theBoth experiment. Al shown to 3 as well experimentally. 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The32-34workresults of a preliminary test demonstrated increased ef 910 Interestingly, when branched-chain amino1,30 experimentally. synthesis. a comparable exercise challenge. degrading myofibrillar proteins. 28 exercise level. At weekly intervals the horses particihorsesutili that the amino acids provided by was chosen to represent time of Specifically, exogenous leucine has been muscle Inthe addition to thethe measured load and workrate were differences equivalent tohath oxygen acids are provided exogenously, pated in data collection during their indiFollowing diet adjust observed to directly inhibit muscle probetween supplemented unsupplemenoxidative greatest postexertional protein effort expended byaand a2-week horse traveling at supplement peak plasma performing appears to utilize them in preference to exercise bouts. vidual Jugular venousreachedtedtheir tein degradation.11,12 horses, those given the supplement for period, the horses were paired by 1,30 small but 910 synthesis. meters/second (about 11 mph) on level concentrations between 20 and 45 minblood samples were drawn before, during, during a com degrading myofibrillar proteins. Glutamine also can be used for energy, 9 weeks finished the experiment with weight and size, and onetage member 29 1).tone and after exercise. Heart were meaespecially by the kidney and intestines, from firmer muscle and better carriage. At rates weekly intervals the horses particiground. utes after being given (Fig. Their Specifically, exogenous leucine has been In additio sured with an external, noninvasive heart allowing more of the circulating glucose pair was randomly assigned to one They also appeared to complete their Work pated in data collection during their indiThe time of pre-exercise supplemen plasma concentrations remained elevated Michael J. Glade, PhD, FACN observed to directly inhibit muscle probetween sup rate monitor. Plasma was obtained from supply to be available to the brain, workouts with visibly greater ease.Both groups experimental groups. 11,12 13 Some of relative int exercise bouts. Jugular blood samplesvidual and for administration was selected because foranalyzed about anlachour when the horses were nervous system, and muscles. tein degradation. ted horses,th Changes invenous the plasma concentrations Northwestern University •the Chicago, Illinois a regimen of controlled forced exe tate and amino acid content. the amino groups from glutamine (as well exercise. of the supplemented amino acids during not exercised. By administering the blood samples were drawn before, during, results of a preliminary test9demonstrat Glutamine also can be used for energy, weeks fini Two additional tests were conducted as from the branched-chain amino acids) the 30 minutes before exercise confirm InThe an inclined plane treadmill. thiswe supplement before the initiaand after exercise. Heart rates were meathat the amino acids provided by the Protein Metabolism especially the kidney on the 2 days following the ninth data30 minutes firmer can be used byby muscles to convertand intestines, oral load supplementability before were the onset of musc and workrate equivalen tiontests of exercise, the supplemental amino collectionofsession.sured These were horses with an conexternal, noninvasive heart supplement reached theirplacebo peak plasma pyruvate, produced by energy Exercise the breakdown allowing morestimulates ofextracting the circulating glucose each exercise bout. The water They alsoten ap ducted according to acids the samewould protocolthen beand effort by 20 athe horse travelin from circulating glucose stored glycogen, the delayexpended between receiving plamaximally available during the rate monitor. 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SchneibleMINUTES PA, Airhart J, LowPOST RB: Differential Compa0 6.000 during suggesting that the utilirtmentation of Leucine for Oxidation and for Protein Synthesis helped moderate cardiovascular 32-34 plasma lactate concentrations in response tmparable measurable conditioning advanin Cultured Skeletal Muscle. .1demand Biol Chem 256:4888-4894, 1981. also suggest that manipulation specific lbody exercise challenge. zationamino ofof these acids was 11. Skjaerlund DM, Mulvaney DR,accelerMars RH,in et al:unexercised MeasFIG.AND 1 AFTER -- Plasma acid amino concentrations (mg/dl) ho Results and Discussion of each EXERCISE---INDUCED HEART RATES DURING urement of Protein Turnover in Skeletal Muscle FIG. Strips. J Anim and the production of lactic acid. a given exercise challenge have been monthe regimen. 4 -- Plasma aspects of equine metabolism during tosupplementation theto measured differences supplemental amino acid mixture. 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MINUTES Wasserman DH,acids Williams PE, Lacy DB, et al: Impor30 OF TREADMILL EXERCISE nt to the oxidative capacity and to have obtained a nded to exhibit lower heart rates aerobic work capacity. tance of These Intrahepaticfindings Mechanisms to Gluconeogenesis ppeared to complete their 2.000 250 fromthe Alanine During Exercise and Recovery. Am J Physiol tic efficiency in supplemented horses LEUCINE Differences in the relative changes in ng at 5.3 6.000 small but measurable conditioning advan254:E518-E525, 1988. of specific e treadmill bouts. 3) also suggest that manipulation n100(Fig. with visibly greater ease. 17.cardiovascular Rennie MJ, Edwards RHT, Krywawych S, et al: Effect helped moderate demand plasma lactate concentrations in response aspects level of Exercise on Protein Turnover in Man. Clin Sci Lond 61:627tage from the supplementation regimen. 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L Carnitine 0 5 10 15 20 25 30/0 5 o glutamine appearedperforming to complete their amount of work AMINO ACIDS 250 concentrations, 25 Concentrations and Lipid Effects. Kidney Intern 38:904-911,1990. a given MINUTES P 27. Melegh 13, Kerner J: Effects of Oral L-Carni tine SupplemenHorses given 32-34 patented BC2A with visibly greater ease. REC MINUTES ON TREADMILL tation in Low Birth Weight Premature Infants Maintained on that theseduring two amino acids exercise challenge. a comparable Equine Sports Inc, Lake Forest, IL Human Milk. Biol Neonate 51:185-193, 1987. concentrations 20 FIG. 1 -Plasma amino acid (mg PLACEBO es in the roles plasma concentrations 28. National Research Council: Nutrient Requirements of Horexhibited only half the increases in ges mportant equine enericiIn in addition to the measured differences ses, ed 5. Washington National Academy of Science, 1989. AMINO A supplemental aminoDC,acid mixture. blood lactic acid concentrations.200 29. 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MillerGlutamine PA, Lawrence LM: The of Dietary Protein thesis RatExercising Skeletal Muscle. Am .1 PhysiolSci 255:E166-E172, Levelinon Horses. J Anim 66:2185-2192,1989. tance of Exercising Intrahepatic Mechanisms Gluconeogenesis Level on Horses. J Anim Sci to 66:2185-2192,1989. 1988. 16.Alanine Wasserman DH, Williams PE, Lacy DB,Am et al: Imporfrom Exercise and Recovery. J Physiol 16.I3orum Wasserman DH, Williams PE, Lacy DB, Impor19. PR,During Bennett SC: Carnitine as an Essential Nu-et al: tance of Intrahepatic Mechanisms to Gluconeogenesis trient. Nutt.1988. 5:177-182, 1986. 254:E518-E525, tanceJ Am of Coll Intrahepatic Mechanisms to Gluconeogenesis from Exercise and Recovery. Am J Physiol 20. PoRennie ALW:During Carnitine: A Scientifically Exciting 17.Alanine MJ, Edwards RHT, Krywawych S, et al: Effect from Alanine During Exercise and Recovery. Am J Physiol 254:E518-E525, 1988. Molecule. Pharm .1, 1990, pp 388-389. of Exercise on Protein in Man. Clin Sci Lond 61:627254:E518-E525, 1988.ofTurnover 21. Fritz IB: The Effect Muscle Extracts on the Oxidation 17. Rennie MJ, Edwards RHT, Krywawych S, et al: Effect 639, 1981. 17. Rennie MJ, Edwards RHT, Krywawych S, et al: Effect of Palmitic Acid by Liver Slices and Homogenates. Acta Physiol of Exercise on Protein Turnover in Man. Clin Sci Lond 61:62718. Jepson MM, PC, in Broadbent et Lond al: Relationof Exercise on Protein Turnover Man. ClinP,Sci 61:627Scand 34:367-385, 1955. Bates 639, 22.1981. Van Hinsbergh VWM, Veericamp JH, Clatz and JFC: Protein 4ship Between Glutamine Concentration Syn639, 1981. 18.inJepson MM, Bates PC,Am Broadbent P, et al: RelationMethyl-2-Oxopentanoate Oxidation Rat Muscle thesis Rat Skeletal Muscle. .1Skeletal Physiol 255:E166-E172, 18. Jepson MM, Bates PC,byBroadbent P, et al: RelationMitochondria. Biochem .1 182:353-360, 1979. ship Between Glutamine Concentration and Protein Syn1988. ship Glutamine Concentration and Protein Syn23.Between Foster CVL, Harris RC: Formation of.1Acetylcarnitine in thesis in Rat Skeletal Muscle. Am Physiol 255:E166-E172, 19.of PR, Bennett SC: Carnitine as Jan Essential Nuthesis inI3orum Rat Skeletal Muscle. Am .1 Physiol 255:E166-E172, Muscle Horse During High Intensity Exercise. Euro Appl 1988. Physiol trient. J Am Coll1987. Nutt. 5:177-182, 1986. 1988. 56:639-642, 19.Cerretelli I3orum Bennett SC: A Carnitine as an Essential Nu24. P, PR, Marconi C: L-Carnitine Supplementation in Exciting 20. ALW: Carnitine: Scientifically 19. Po I3orum PR, Bennett SC: Carnitine as an Essential NuHumans. Effects Performance. Int J Sports Med trient. JThe AmPharm Coll on Nutt. 5:177-182, 1986. Molecule. .1,Physical 1990, pp 388-389. trient. J1990. Am Coll Nutt. 5:177-182, 1986. 11:1-14, 20. Po ALW: Carnitine: A Scientifically 21. 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Emilce Melano - Fine Arts S TA N D N O. F 3 0 3
Address: Concepcion Arenal 4456, Buenos AIres, Argentina Tel: +971 552099227 Email: emilcebgm@yahoo.com.ar shayma_arab@hotmail.com Contact: Mayra Cortesi (Shayma) Products on Display: 30 art works. Company Profile: Emilce Melano, born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. From her childhood she loves to ink drawing everywhere in her school notebooks, but she only realize on her 40’s about her real passion. After attending many workshops where she got to try different mediums and found them so easy, Emilce enroll to Fine Arts University in Buenos Aires “Prilidiano Pueyrredon” in 1996. Her first exhibition was in 1997 and from then a continued growth of her artistic career.
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All her paintings achieve a great realism, from equestrian portrait to still nature and landscapes. From 2015 she exhibit her art work in Dubai as well. More than 20 years of experience give Emilce Melano the taste and realism in her art work. The expressive look of her horses is a personal and unique touch from the artist. Her work combines strength, energy and freedom, connecting the viewer with her horses’ soul or inviting them to join the scene. Why do you paint horses? Horses are a loyal creature, I’m so passionate about horses, their muscles, their complicate anatomy, the look in their eyes. They are so free, with their manes in the wind. They are elegant, elastics, curious, wild. They are strong and faithful.
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Zilco International Pty Ltd S TA N D N O. E 3 0 3
Address: PO Box 126 Concord West NSW 2138, Australia Tel: +61 2 8765 9999 Fax: +61 2 8765 9977 Email: david@zilco.com.au Contac: David Stollery Products on Display: Flat Racing & Endurance Products Company Profile: Zilco was established in the early 1960’sfor the design and production of equestrian equipment using modern synthetic materials to replace leather. Zilco’s staff world-wide includes specialists from a variety of equestrian disciplines. This knowledge and experience, coupled with constant market research is
the driving force for the in-house product design team, which continues to develop the innovative world-class products for which Zilco is now well known.
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Madem Gulf Industries W.L.L S TA N D N O. E 3 0 1
Address: P.O. Box 29227; Building # 1596; Roaf # 5141; Block # 951 Askar; Kingdom of Bahrain Tel: +97317832221 Fax: +97317832220 Email: info@mademgulf.com Contact: Mr. Adel Abdulla Janahi / Mr. Cristian Outeiral Products on Display: Wooden pellets – Premium Horse Bedding Company Profile: Madem Gulf Industries is the Bahrain based branch of Madem Reels Group - Brazil, the leading wooden cable drums manufacturing group in the World with 69 years presence in the wooden cable drums market. We have now introduced wooden pellets in the Bahrain Plant.
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As part of our environment sustainability initiative, Madem Gulf Industries has invested in a state of the art wooden pellets production line to transform the Wooden debris generated from our primary production process into wooden pellets. This USD 2 million investment is already under progress and manufacturing is expected to commence from beginning of 2019 with an output of 500 tons of wooden pellets every month. Wooden pellets can be used as bedding for horse stables as well as bio fuel for heating systems also. This initiative will further add to the green concept of Madem Gulf Industries who are already ISO 14001 and PEFC certified along with ISO 9001 quality certification as well.
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Jaapharm Canada Inc. S TA N D N O. D 1 0 0
Address: 510 Rowntree Dairy Road, Building “J”, Woodbridge, Ontario, Canada L4L 8H2 Tel: +1 905-851-7885 Ext. 236 Canada/USA: +1-800-465-9587 Fax: +1 905-856-5838 Email: jbutt@jaapharm.com Website: www.jaapharm.com Contact: Javed Butt Company Profile: Located in Toronto (Woodbridge), Ontario, Canada, Jaapharm is one of Canada’s fastest growing,
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100% independent Canadian Veterinary pharmaceutical manufacturers. Our state-ofthe-art 75,000 square foot facilities are on the leading edge of veterinary pharmaceutical research & manufacturing technology. Jaapharm was the first company to introduce Toxilax, Lyte C, Mega B & T 500 after extensive research in the U.A.E region to modify the Canadian research & manufacturing to suit the U.A.E region. All Jaapharm products are manufactured in full compliance with the CGMPs License issued by Health Dept. of Govt. of Canada.
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Click and Style France S TA N D N O. A 108
Address: 59 Rue des Petits Champs-75 001 Paris-France Mobile: +33 (0)6 2646 4766 Dubai: +971 (0)5 5410 0564
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Email: info@clickandstyle.fr Contact: Susanne Flygare Designation: CEO Products on Display: YU Sports Tailor and Supporters Collections Be Yu Be Yourself Designed for Preformance C4 Belts Choose your Colour Choose your Cause Be Spoke Custom Preformance Sports Clothing and Horse Equioments - Brands Schools - Competitions - Events - Shows - Teams Uniforms Company Profile: Yu Sports a French company; designer, manufacturer and distributor of all kind of textiles, specialist in performance sports clothing and accessories for riders, horses and supporters collection. Our huge experiment affords us to establish a total new concept to be a unique player in the equestrian world. With our own factory, we are effective and flexible for fast delivery. Through our website, you create your own personal equipment collection for riders, for horses or for your all Team. We have a large choice of colors, fabrics, bands and edgings, you can easy add logo and text material with
many different colors, embroideries or flex etc. A visual configurator makes it easy and fun: Create Your Own Unique Style.
DELTACAST S TA N D N O. E 201
Address: ZA De La Hayette 80290 Poix De Picardie, France Tel: +33 322907159 Email: contact @deltacast.fr Contact: Remi Adam Products on Display: Aluminum Racing Plates, Competitions, Orthopedics Horseshoes Company Profile: DELTACAST aluminum horseshoes conception and production dedicated to races and competitions. We have developed a special liquid forging process that makes premium products. One of our key advantage is aeronautic aluminum alloy combined with hardened steel toe grabs that makes high performance shoes in regards of strength and wear endurance. We produce more than 120 000 horseshoes et 25 different models a year delivered in 30 countries. Now days we are the leader in horse races in France. Since 2014 we have had an important development of orthopedic and sport shoes for competitions.
Horse Dental Equipment S TA N D N O. B 304
Address: Zi De Bellevue – 14 Rue Blaise Pascal – 35220 Chateaubourg, France Tel: +33 2 99 00 71 29 Email: m.bailly@horse-dental-equipment.com Contact: MAGALI LECLAIR Products on Display: Company Profile: EQUIPMENT FOR EQUINE CARE (dentistry)
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Advanced Equine and Camel Solutions S TA N D N O. D 2 0 3
Address: Rm A, 7/F, China Overseas Building 139 Hennessy Road Wanchai, Hong Kong Telephone number: +61 2 9238 2264 Email: sales@aecsglobal.com Contact: Garry Andrews Designation: Managing Director Products on display: PERFORMANCE / HEALTH / BREEDING Company profile: Advanced Equine and Camel Solutions is the industry leader in equine and camel health and performance products. AECS manufacture and distribute the highest quality products developed by our team of Animal Sports Scientists and
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Veterinarians with over 40 years experience combined in our fields of expertise. The latest scientific discoveries, technology and using the most pure and potent certified ingredients combined with a passionate and experienced team of experts allow AECS to develop a portfolio of world class, superior and unique formulations. AECS products have been scientifically researched and developed over many years by our team of industry experts, universities and laboratories around the world. The products are made to the purest form, with ingredients sourced from the best and most reputable pharmaceutical companies. The products are legal, they do not swab are easily administered and are very effective.
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Address: 14/129 A Civil Lines, Opp Kesa, PPN College, Kanpur, India Tel: +91 9838589530 Fax: +91 9305456774 Email: ammar@asintl.co.in Web: www.asintl.co.in Contact: Asif Samad Company profile: “A.S. Internation is the leading manufactures for the Equestrian products. The company own a tannery which products high quality leather for producing the best quality products and at the best prices. The Owner of the company Mr. Asif Samad is a leather technition and pays full attention towards the quality”.
Address: 41/121 Nai Sarak, Kanpur-208001 UP, India Tel: + 91 9935102034 Email: hamraztraders1970@gmail.com Contact: K.ANWAR Products on Display: All type of Saddles, Bridles, Halters, Martingle, Belts, Haynet, Haybag, Saddle Pads, Hand Gloves,
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Company profile: My company Hamraz Traders, beginning since 1970 and awarded from Spoga Germany 30 years regularly participating.
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Botanica International Ltd S TA N D N O. F 3 0 0
Address: Unit 12-13 Warrenpoint Enterprise Centre, Warrenpoint, BT34 3LA, Ireland Tel / Fax: 0044 2841739151 Email: enquiries@botanica.ie Contact: Sean Cooney Designation: Managing Director Products on Display: Full Botanica product range of Natural Herbal Creams, Washes and Sprays. Natural Herbal Cream, Cleansing Wash, Anti-Itch Cream, Small Animal Cream, Eternal Youth Cream, Moisturiser, Hand and Nail Cream, 5-in-1 Multi-purpose Spray, Fly Spray. Company Profile: Botanica International Ltd was established in 2005 to cater for the growing awareness of natural products and to utilize the wonders of Nature’s Healing Energy. We have developed a natural herbal range of products which are very beneficial when used with a wide range of skin conditions. All of the products can be used on both humans and animals. The Herbal range contains a combination of natural ingredients, all of which have proven beneficial properties. Botanica’s Herbal system works to promote healthy cell growth and complete recovery without scarring. Traditionally we would look for a cream to form a barrier on a cut, but in fact a heavy thick cream can slow down the healing process on two levels. It can hold dirt around the affected area and it can prevent infection from getting out! Botanica’s wash cleanses the area and helps to remove any dirt or scabbing which may have formed. This part of the process is vital as it keeps the affected area open and
draining, to allow any infection that may be present to drain out. The wash is followed by Botanica’s Herbal Cream which is readily absorbed into the skin. It activates healthy cell growth and the powerful combination of the herbal and soothing properties of the natural ingredients get to work on a swift, complete recovery. Daily washings and cream application will reduce the affected area while continuing to liberate any infection.
Shamrock Farm Enterprises Ltd S TA N D N O. B 305
Address: Dundrum, Co. Tipperary, Ireland. E34 HW11, Ireland Tel: +353 62 71633 Email: shamrockfarmenterprises1@gmail.com Contact: James O’Doherty Products on Display: Horse Mineral Tubs and Horse Powdered Mineral Company Profile: Shamrock has over 30 years’ experience in the feeding and supplementation of Horses. Shamrock in the early 90’s sold a full range of Horse feed and Equine Supplements. From our experience of working with Horse Owners and discussing their nutritional needs we noticed that enough research was not being carried out on Horse supplementation. With our in dept knowledge of animal supplementation we set about developing a new range of Horse supplements. In our R&D Department our Scientists developed a range of supplements with the correct inclusion rates of seaweeds-minerals plus vitamins. We started manufacturing our range in the mid 90’s, at this point we stopped
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selling Horse feed and concentrated all our energies into the supplementation of Animals. We are now the undisputed world leaders of Horse nutrition. Our range includes a block range in sizes 13kg and 40kg tubs. This block is designed specifically for Foals and Horses and is free from naturally occurring prohibited substances (NOPS). The Horse block is formulated to promote red blood cell synthesis, blood circulation, energy production, bone and hoof conditioning,
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muscle contraction, fertility and appearance (coat and skin). The Shamrock Horse Block is designed to meet every nutritional requirement of the animal and can be used all year round. Our range also includes a powder which is a blend of freshly harvested seaweeds with added organic copper. Each type of seaweed is blended in the correct proportion in order to enhance the health and well-being of Horses. This range comes in 5kg and 10kg buckets.
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Equiplanet by Tecnozoo S TA N D N O. C 3 0 2
Address: Via Piave 120 – 35017 Piombino Dese (PD), Italy Tel: +39 049 9350700 Fax: +39 0499350701 Email: imane@tecnozoo.it Contact: Mrs. Lalla Imane Designation: Export Manager Products on Display: Equine and camels feed supplement Company profile: Equiplanet is the Tecnozoo brand (EQUINE PERFORMANCE NUTRITION)involved in the production, marketing and distributing a complete range of mineral feed and supplements, designed to supplement the diet of the sports horse and camels in all stages of its growth and career. Exporting in more than 30 countries with a great success. The Quality Control and Management system, the standardisation and encoding of production, the continuous training provided to line operators and the choice of suppliers and raw materials, together with the analytical controls all come together to guarantee high standards of product quality and reliability. One of the keys to effectiveness is good absorption of the active agents. The main trace elements are included in the form of chelates, along with ingredients which have molecular weights that enable them to cross the intestinal barrier. Boosting the bioavailability of active principles is an ongoing area of research in our laboratories. Quality, Safety and Professionalism are essential objectives of Equiplanet. In order to ensure that the first two points are met in full and with a view to Continuous Improvement, the company has
obtained system certification ISO 9001 2015 and has implemented quality in production using only raw materials with absolutely no GMO and animal origin proteins and fats. Apart from all the essential QUALITY and HEALTH certificates, in 2014 TECNOZOO achieved the GMP+: International Certificate confirming the qualitative standards of the PRODUCTION PROCESSES, another success taking TECNOZOO to the podium of the best ITALIAN SUPPLEMENT companies.
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Photographer ‘Mustafa Husam Ikermawi’ S TA N D N O. F 3 0 4
UAE Tel: +971 505087751 (Mr. Sharif) KSA Tel: +966500009802 Jordan Tel: +962799699477 Email: ikermawi@gmail.com Website: www.Ikermawi.com Company Profile: Life brief: Jordanian with Palestinian roots … proudly Muslim and eternally and solely belong to Arabian world … Reached this world on the twenty fifth day of January 2004 in Amman – Jordan, Five years later, horses became part of my life…. My first participation at Horses championships was at 2nd KHALEDIYYAH ARABIAN HORSES BEAUTY FESTIVAL in Riyadh – K.S.A., and since then I started to join my father to most HORSES Championships in
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JORDAN, KSA, UAE, BAHRAIN, QATAR, EGYPT, LEBANON, …etc. Above all, it was to my great pleasure participating at the 9th International Arabian Horse Championship 2012, 2013 & 2014. Member of Jordanian Photographers Association where I participated at several photography awards. I was honored as the youngest Arabian photographer in Middle East by HER Royal Highness Princess MUNA AL-Hussein of Jordan during the Middle East Photography Festival in 2010. I keep encouraging my colleagues to learn and be part of photography world specially horses photography as well as all related awards and festivals. My ambitious will never stop until I reach the top place to be one of the best professional photographers in the world of Arabian Horses Beauty Championships …. Your son, Photographer ‘Mustafa Husam Ikermawi’
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ZAD Global… S TA N D N O. E 2 0 2
Your gateway to the world. Who are we? ZAD Global is known to be the leading application in the world in that it covers the full needs of the world’s horse community. It is the fastest growing globally in the field supported by an extensive experience and a modern vision ensuring an integrated package of premium services living up to the aspirations of our success partners. ZAD Makers of Success Our services field is specialized in the branding, development, and online marketing. Our business is centered our own specialized model that’s derived from industry branding models most suitable for the horse community where it provides effective tools for setting up and running medium and long term exposure campaigns. A campaigns supervised by the most elite experts facilitating the most advanced technologies in managing social medias that contributes in fulfilling the common objectives within the targeted sector. ZAD Goal Put the world horse community in your hands ZAD Publishing ZAD Global has the world’s largest, fastest growing, most efficient and efficient online database specialist in horses industry. Our followers are princes, sheikhs, businessmen,
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Arab owners and educators, horses, judges and organizers of exhibitions from all levels and from all over the world. ZAD Services Public Relationship, Marketing Consultant, Promotion, Branding and Social Media Business. For Business enquirers info@zad.horse +965-5555-7458
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Safe Ride S TA N D N O. E 2 0 6
STAND NO. E206 Address: Berytech Technology and Health, Damascus Road, Beirut, Lebanon Tel: +961 3 806450 Fax: +961 1 611005 Email: I-info@saferidemena.com Contact: Ahmad karanouh Products on Display: HELITE Company Profile: “Safe Ride” is a Lebanese company exclusively authorized by “Helite” in France for the distribution, marketing, sales and after sales services of all of the Helite products in the Middle East and North Africa. Helite is exclusively dedicated to develop airbag systems through a combination of knowledgeable staff and advanced
engineering solutions. More than R&D work, Helite is also an expert in the manufacturing of inflatable protective equipment and the leading developer and the first manufacturer in Europe of wearable airbag systems: more than 60 000 airbags are in use today. Design, development and manufacturing of the airbag systems is conducted by HELITE in Dijon, France. Every single airbag and trigger system is carefully tested and quality controlled. Our airbags are already in use in several high-risk applications, for example for motorcyclists, horse-riders, skiers and pilots. For any queries, contact Safe Ride MENA: Email: info@saferidemena.com, Phone: +961 3 806 450
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MEDCO Enterprises S TA N D N O. E 3 0 2
Address: New Jinnah Street, near Radion Buraq, Siaklot 51310, Pakistan Tel: +92 524602961 Fax: +92 524602961 Email: medcoenterprises@gmail.com Contact: Imran Products on Display: Equestrian Products Company Profile: We are manufacture in equestrian products, Saddlery products and Veterinary products.
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Coda di Cavallo S TA N D N O. E 2 0 0
Address: P.O. Box 768 Riyadh 11372, Saudi Arabia Tel: +966 (0) 553304822 Fax: +966 (011) 4190130 Email: info@codadicavallo.com \ sales@ codadicavallo.com Contact: Madiha Daba Products on Display: Horse in Gifts & Jewelries Company Profile: The creation of Equestarian Jewellery with horse hair. Story:The passion started when the first horse “Jade” comes to our property at December 2014, here we discovered the meaning love for horses. Creation of Jewelry This was since 2015; our successful is basically based on passion for the equestrian world every piece is made with love, passion and care. Origin of Manufactured Crafting Jewelery was inherited by generation from loving horses & hand-made manufactures jewelleries a new brand Coda di Cavallo was born. About Us:Coda di Cavallo was established in January 2015, it is a young and vibrant company. Elite Collection:The designs are inspired from equestrian
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world (Cintura, Cavallo... etc.) We provide bracelets, rings and more. Casual Collection:It’s a prfofessional hand-made collection based almost on bracelets (Bottega, Letizia & Dolcevita see our website for more www. codadicavallo.com Personalize:All the designs can be personalized with the horse hair that means to the client with the material & color he/she requested (gold, silver). Support:A percentage of payment is dedicated to support sick horses. In October 2017 we supported breast cancer patients with Zahra Association.Follow Us on Social Media:Facebook: Coda di Cavallo Instagram: codadicavallo_official
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Indiba S.A. S TA N D N O. A 1 0 5
Address: Pol. Ind. Casablanques. 08192 Sant Quirze del Valles, Barcelona, Spain Tel: +34 699 960 075 / +34 932 655 522 Fax: +34 935 763 040 Email: claudio.bollati@indiba.com Website: www.indibaanimalhealth.com www.indibausa.com/animal-health Contact: Dr. Claudio Bollati Email: claudio.bollati@indiba.com Company Profile: INDIBA® is a global leader in radiofrequency innovation. We design and develop medical devices for rehabilitation, pain, prevention and performance improvement. At INDIBA® Animal Health we have developed the most advanced radiofrequency
device for Sports Horses. Classic radiofrequency bases its effects on the generation of heat on body tissues. However, our device (VET905) works specifically at 448kHz which is the only frequency scientifically proven to be effective for non-thermal applications suitable for chronic and acute phases of injury, reaching very. It works with a close circuit, so we reach as deep as we want, comparing with other technologies, very convenient for back problems, gluteus, sacroiliac joint, etc These properties allow the use of INDIBA® Animal Health’s device for the comprehensive management of competition horses; not only for treatment, rehabilitation and for a quicker return to competition, but also to prepare for elite championships, for maximum performance and minimal injury risk.
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Aysberg Press & Publishing Co. S TA N D N O.
Address: Biracılar Sok. No: 10 Mecidiyeköy / İST, Turkey Tel: +9 0212 266 91 58 Email: seren@aysberg.com Contact: E. Seren Unsac Products on Display: Truva Magazine, International Horse and Equestrian Fair Company Profile: MEDIA
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Al Adiyat Magazine
Al Awani General Enterprises Est.
(Dubai Horse Racing Information Centre)
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Address: AL JAZIRA Tower, Khalidiya, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 26664847 Fax: +971 26662959 Email: awani@eim.ae Website: www.al-awani.com Company Profile: Al Awani Group of Companies has been active in the Animal Fodder & Feed market since 1982 and was founded by Mr. Saif Sultan Saif Al Awani. Our’s is an organization that is specialized in the import & trading of a wide range of Animal Fodder & Feed products as mentioned above in the product list. We are one of the leading importers & whole sale distributors for the above mentioned products which we cater to almost all Equestrian, Camel & Wild Life establishments in the United Arab Emirates and other Gulf Countries. Our product are sourced by our qualified team of buyers who travel to the farms once every year to the USA, Canada, United Kingdom & other countries from where products come from. Our Company has many divisions like Feed and Fodders, Medicines and Supplement sales, Equestrian tack, Contracting, etc.,has a team of skilled professional sales team who will cater the customers to the entire satisfaction. Al Awani Est., the parent company of the Al Awani Group of companies, the head office is based in Abu Dhabi. We have branch offices in Dubai., tack show rooms in Abu Dhabi & Dubai, veterinary clinics in Abu Dhabi, Al Wathba, Al Wafiya, Al Marmum, Al Ain & Dubai. Our main motto is to cater the equestrian field with Innovative products and prompt delivery. The company has large 10,000 sq, feet air-
Address: P.O. Box 53300, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 4 342 9999 Fax: +971 4 342 2121 Web: www.aladiyat.ae Email: isa@dubairacinginfo.ae Contact: Isa Hassan Products on Display: Magazine Company Profile: The Voice of Horse Racing in the United Arab Emirates. Al Adiyat Magazine is the leading horseracing magazine in the UAE which is funded and supported by the Dubai Government. The weekly magazine which was named by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum , delivers comprehensive and unrivalled coverage of racing and all other equestrian discipline in both Arabic and English since its inception on 4thNovember,1994 . With renowned international correspondents, Al Adiyat covers the news from all the major horseracing nations of the world. In addition, Al Adiyat provides in-depth coverage of horseracing, endurance, show jumping & polo, and proved to be highly popular all over the country. Al Adiyat is the only publication which carries the official UAE race card .The paper published weekly during the racing industry in the UAE. The magazine enjoys a wide distribution circle which covers , Government organizations in Dubai , racing and equestrian clubs , major hotels and can also be picked up from All EPPCO fuel stations in Dubai and the northern Emirates , beside special arrangement for distribution in Abu-Dhabi an Al Ain.
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conditioned & well aerated warehouses for the storage of Timothy Hay & Alfalfa products and a fleet of vehicles for deliveries & unloading anywhere in the Emirates and other Gulf countries. Our company is also involved in other support activities like sponsorship of important events where the company’s products are being supplied thereby proving our commitment to support our valuable clients. With the kind of foundation we have at present, we could also create one of the largest client base in the region thus making Al Awani one of the largest group of its kind in the Gulf region.
Al Badia Magazine S TA N D N O. F 3 0 2
Address: Office # 2603, JBC2 , JLT Cluster V, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 4 457 2348 Email: Hares@albadiamagazine.com Contact: Hares Fayad Products on Display: Al Badia Magazines Company Profile: Since 2008, Al Badia, the prestigious Arabic venture is devoted to bringing the latest news and views on the equestrian world, Polo sporting and lifestyle. In fact it is a tribute to the age old passion for the thoroughbred, an integral part of the rich Arabian culture. It focuses on the highly valued sport of horseracing, including information about events taking place in the Arab world and services sought by equestrians of all disciplines. Besides being a specialized lifestyle magazine to meet the refined taste of the equestrian community, it features a wide range of information including very exclusive coverages like interviews of the Sheikhs and the who’s who of the Arab world.
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It targets the crème de la crème of the society and is widely circulated across different regions of the Gulf & Middle East. It is a good platform to showcase premium brands, as it has a wide readership comprising sports enthusiasts, eminent personalities and the royalty.
Al Fajer Establishment S TA N D N O. A 100
Address: Ras Al Khor Ind. Area-2, P.O. Box: 1600, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 43332985 Fax: +971 43332981 Email: info@fajerest.ae Contact: Ecocar and Consumer Division Products on Display: Golf Electric Cars and Stable Equipments Company Profile: Al Fajer Establishment is a trading company with over forty years of expertise in the storage, sales and distribution of leading product brands from across the globe. Al Fajer Establishment’s vision is, in part, to “Be the distributor of choice to our channel partners,” and it has succeeded. Since its founding in 1973, the company has developed a strong network for finding sources of high quality brands from around the world like Excar-Golf Cars and Consumer products (outdoor tools: Shovel Soil Rake, Planters Cultivator, Leaf Rake, Framer Pouch, Shoulder Pouch and Kneepads. Ecocar Description: We deal with environmental friendly electric vehicles with no carbon emission to serve our society for cleaner and safer surroundings. Here in UAE we supplied too many individuals and hotels like The Meydan Hotel Dubai, Armed Forces Officers Club & Hotel, Ladies Sport clubs, ADNEC and Sharjah Chamber etc. Also provide after
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sales service and support the parts and any breakdown through our team of technicians. Consumer Products: Al Fajer Establishment is a leading supplier of consumer products “Fiskars, Tough-Built” for the home, garden and outdoors tools in Middle East. We distribute our consumer products to the local market “ACE Hardware, Dubai Garden Center and Speedex Trading”. For all general inquiries: info@fajerest.ae or visit our website: www.fajerest.com
Al Kaheel Horse Accessories S TA N D N O. C 1 1 0
Address: Al Atain, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 6-5310705 Fax: +971 06-5311177 Email: drzahoor@alkaheel.ae Contact: Dr. Zahoor Products on Display: Cavalor Company Profile: Al Kaheel is one of the top distributors of Horse Feed, Horse Supplements, Horse care products and Horse Accessories in UAE. The company is situated within Sharjah Equestrian Club and is managed by the members of the Royal ruling family of Sharjah. Al Kaheel Horses Accessories LLC is committed in providing the best among all equestrian products available in the world. With careful selection of brands and stringent quality management processes in place, Al Kaheel L.L.C is valued as the best in supply of equestrian products within MENA region.
Al Khail Equestrian Equipment / HBA S TA N D N O. F 1 0 0
Address: Al Khawaneej Dubai, UAE Tel: +971 042890069 / +971 042892728 Fax: +971 042892028 Email: info@al-khail.ae / info@hba.ae Contact: Zanoon Khan
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Products on Display: HBA SUPPLEMENT, HBA HORSE FEE, HBA SADDLE, TACK ITEMS Company Profile: HBA Horse Equipment – Founded in 2002 by Hassan Bin Ali, HBA was set up to provide proven quality products and advice from knowledgeable staff, HBA is specialized in Animals Feed trading, HBA Horse Feed Supplements, HBA Horse Feed, HBA Saddles, Sato treadmill, HBA Riding Slax / Chaps & tacks items, Softstall Flooring System, JFC Feeding.
Al Mazroui Medical & Chemical Supplies S TA N D N O. C 301
Address: Al Qouz, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 4 3474047 Fax: +971 4 3472424 Email: hana@almaz.net.ae Contact: Hana Al Armali Products on Display: The products that we will display are all MicrocynAH and Microsafe displays. MicrocynAH products MircocynAH Wound & Skin Care 480mL (Spray bottle) MircocynAH Wound & Skin Care Hydrogel 480ml MircocynAH Wound & Skin Care 240mL MircocynAH Wound & Skin Care Hydrogel 240ml MircocynAH Eye Wash 120mL MircocynAH Opthalmic Eye Gel 90ml MircocynAH Ear Rinse 120mL MircocynAH Oral Care Spray 120mL MircocynAH Anti-Itch Spray 230mL MircocynAH Wound & Skin Care 500 mL (Squeeze bottle) Microsafe Products Microsafe Disinfectant 5 litre Microsafe Disinfectant 500ml Spray bottle Microsafe Disinfectant 1 litre Company profile: Al Mazroui Medical &
Chemical Supplies (AMMCS) is an ISO9001, UAE, distributor of innovative products in healthcare institutions and has a strong reputation for personalized service and delivery. AMMCS has numerous national and international awards for its services and solutions. Working with suppliers, physicians, hospitals and health science professionals, AMMCS actively promotes new products in the GCC region, which reflect state-of-the-art technologies, innovation and improvements in design, materials and handling.
Al Reyada Veterinary Medicine & Equipment S TA N D N O. E 3 0 0
Address: P.O. Box 31916, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 2 5522662 Mobile: +971 50 7811928 Email: alreyada@live.com Contact: Dr. Hamid Position: Manager Products on Display: Veterinary Medicine & Equipments, Supplements, Care & Nutrition Products Company Profile: Al Reyada is an Abu Dhabi based company active in distribution of above products in UAE & whole GCC since 1998. The company is managed by well trained and professionals staff with good experience in the industry & have a good sales network. We have also good clients, which spreads over private companies, stables and government sectors. We mainly cater to Equine & Camel Races industry. Al Reyada exclusively represents the following manufacturers & Suppliers: 1. Equimed, USA - Pharmaceuticals, Nutritional & Animal Health. 55 Progress Place, Jackson, NJ 08527 email: equimed@mac.com
2. Kelato Animal Health, Australia – Performance & Health products. www.kelato. com.au; email: colinb@kelato.com.au 3. PSA International, Germany – Animal Care & Health products. 4. Kentucky Equine Researh, Australia – Nutrition & Health Products. www.ker.com email: info@ker.com 5. Cox Vet. Laboratory Inc. USA – Equine feed supplement & Animal Health products. www. coxvetlab.com
Alsakb Equestrian S TA N D N O. E 100
Address: Al Zubair, Al Heilo, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 67433676 Fax: +97167434000 Email: info@alsakb.com Contact: MR.ABDEL KAWI HARB Designation: FINANCIAL MANAGER Products on Display: ARENA RAILS, TOP HAY GRASS, STABLE PARTITION, STABLE REQUIREMENTS & HORSE ACCESSORIES Company Profile: Alsakb Equestrian We would like to introduce the name of our company AL SAKB EQUESTRIAN as a wholesaler & distributor of high quality horse riding & equestrian products like Saddle, Chaps, Horse Boots, Caps, Riding gloves ,T-shirts, Shirts, Breeches, Stable & Show Jumping Arena construction, Wood Shaving, Hay, Walker Machine, paddock, Flooring, horse trailers, horse transportation & worldwide horse shipping. In this era of competition we stand firm with exclusive high quality equestrian products as we are the exclusive distributor of some famous brands in the world of equestrian products such as KINGSLAND (UAE, GCC AND MIDDLE EAST COUNTRIES), PRESTIGE,DYON AND TRUST
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they are all European high quality brands which gives us the priority of supplying our products to most of the important riders in UAE & GCC .As we supplied our materials to Dubai Equestrian Club for H.H.SHEIKH MOHAMMED BIN RASHID AL MAKTOUM,SHEIKHA LATIFA AL MAKTHOUM while her participating in BEIJING OLYMPIC GAMES 2008 & ASIAN GAMES KOREA 2014. Also we supplied full requirements to UAE Equestrian Federation Riders like ABDULLA AL MAERI while participating in WORLD CUP SWEDEN 2008 as well as we sell our products to UAE Federation, Emirates Heritage Club, Ajman Equestrian Club and many other equestrian club through UNITED ARAB EMIRATES. Alsakb Equestrain is specialists in the construction and supply of most equestrian facilities including stable construction, arena surface, paddocks, flooring, walker machine, horse trailer, horse trucks, horse shipping, hay, barns, tack rooms, rail fencing, gates, farm tracks, ditching and much more. We also supply stable matting & revolutionary dust free bedding. If you’ve been looking for a company that has good horse knowledge, who can handle your project from start to finish no matter what size, you’ve found it! Our people are experts who understand the exact needs of both horse and rider. Our construction methods take account of safety, longevity, ease of maintenance and value for money. Our project team is friendly, efficient and gets the job done with the minimum possible disruption. We’re always pleased to pass on our knowledge and pride ourselves on giving customers sound advice and practical help. We can do anything from constructing a basic stable base, through to your own complete yard with Walker machine and fenced paddocks. We would greatly appreciate
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receiving any queries you may need to know about our company activities.
Asil Lillo Dell’Utri S TA N D N O. F 108
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 5 06228089 Email: lilloart@emiarest.net.ae Website: www.lilloartonline.com Contact: Asil Lillo Del’Utri Company profile: Lillo Dell’Utri is an internationally renowned Italian artist specialized is portrait paintings, based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Born and raised in Sicily, he started his professional career in London cultivating his natural talent and refining his skills in various photography and painting disciplines. His love for Arabian horses and the dessert has brought him to Dubai, the pearl of the Gulf, where he now resides and from where, with his mobile studio, he can reach clients in the comfort of their homes anywhere in the world.
Bonjour Equestrian Supplies S TA N D N O. E 303
Address: P.O. Box 29440, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 4 2896001 Fax: +971 4 2896002 Email: info@bonjourequestrian.com Contact: Nicolas Girot, Director Nixon A. Lopez, Sales Manager Company Profile: Distribution, wholesale and retail of equestrian equipments, sports equipments and accessories. Bonjour Equestrian Supplies is a division of Girot Trading Co. LLC, a Dubai based company established in 1997, and representing leading manufacturers and distributors from Europe, Australia and USA.
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Our passion, experience and knowledge have enabled us to enjoy excellent relations with our clients, including most of the ruling families and equestrian organizations in the region. We invest time and energy into consistently sourcing new products with the aim of bringing to our clients the best and most innovative solutions that the equestrian industry has to offer. Bonjour Equestrian Supplies are exclusive distributors for quality leading brands; • Zilco International (Australia) - Racing and endurance tack and equipments • Toklat Originals, Myler Bits and Irideon (USA) – Tack, clothing and accessories • Vans Theault (France) – specializing in Horseboxes • Polymoule SA (France) – La Gée - Stable Equipments • Duralock (UK) – Rails and Paddock Fencing • Polar Equine (Finland) – Heart rate monitors • Hidez (Australia) – Equine Compression Suits & Socks • Liveryman (Ireland) – Professional Clippers and Trimmers • TKO (Italy) – Jockey’s accessories and equipments • Matchmakers (UK); Harry Hall, Cottage Craft, Masta, Caldene - Riders’ accessories and clothing
Crystal Arc Factory LLC S TA N D N O. F 2 0 1
Address: Al Manara Street, Exit – 43, Al Quoz Industrial – 1, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 04 3479191 Fax: +971 04 3475535 Email: murtuza@crystalarc.net / nora@ crystalarc.net Contact: Contact person: Mr. Murtuza / Ms. Nora Company Profile: Crystal Arc Profile Born of a simple goal to make crystal ware and
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glassware of supreme quality and excellent workmanship available to our precious customers, Crystal Arc has come to be a renowned name in the field. The idea that drives us at Crystal Arc is to fuse visions of beauty and grandeur with skillful craftsmanship and top-notch techniques. Being pioneers in our field we consider it our duty to not only to emphasize on quality but also to strive towards taking the craft to newer heights by bringing the creativity of our designers to pieces of timeless elegance. Crystal Arc was established in March 2001 in the U.A.E. The vision of creating a brand that would give a new meaning to the way crystal ware was previously looked at was brought to life under the dexterous leadership of Mr. Faisal Seddiq M. Samea Al Mutawa. Which constantly gets further nourished under the proficient guidance of Mr. Mustansir Saifuddin. Equipped with an ISO certified factory and the combined creative genius of highly skilled craftsmen and designers, we naturally take a lot of pride in the wares that we produce. Our wide range of products includes tableware, glassware, vases, Islamic creations and miniatures of landmark buildings, trophies and plaques to name just a few. Apart from intricate pieces that would bedeck your home or workplace, we also create corporate gifts and awards of such elegance that would make for an everlasting memory of any achievement and of course, something that you would love to show off. One of our biggest strengths lies in the fact that we also believe in bringing your vision to life by giving you an option to customize products to immortalize your moments of essence. If you wish to add a little piece of eternity to your home or workplace or
are looking to gift someone that magical special something for any occasion worth remembering, you are in the right place. At Crystal Arc, we are the best at what we do.
Dubai Police General HQ S TA N D N O. F 1 0 6
General Department of Criminal Investigation Toll free: 800CID Email: cid@dubaipolice.gov.ae Website: www.dubaipolice.gov.ae Company Profile: This Department is the main core of other departments and sections of criminal investigations. It represents the backbone of security work carried out by the Dubai Police General Headquarters. The Department seeks, via the efforts exerted by its employees, to excel in performing the role entrusted to it with respect to spreading security and stability, and in disseminating a sense of reassurance. These things are the prop of prosperity and economic growth that the country is witnessing now. In view of what the developments of security require of understanding and awareness of the changes, in social, economic, political and legal variables, the Department had to continue to carry out the tasks entrusted to it and develops programs and plans and flexible strategies that are compatible with those changes and to achieve its security and future objectives.
Gulf Rider Veterinary Medicines & Equipment Trading Est S TA N D N O. C 1 0 0
Address: Al Qusais Industrial Area 3, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 4 2675881 Fax: +9714 2675898 Email: gulfrider@eim.ae Contact: Dr. Walid Sherbiny Aly
Company Profile: We would like to introduce ourselves as the leaders in Veterinary Medicines, Equestrian Products & Horse specialties not in UAE only but in Middle East also. Our company is established more than 25 years ago. We represent a number of internationally reputed companies on exclusive basis as follows From UK : Dechra, Anupco,Vetpharm, Nutec, NAF & Nutrilabs From U S A : Zoetis , Oralx , Kauffman & Gateway Products From Belgium : CID Lines From Iran : Vetaque From Holland : Dopharma & ALFASAN From Australia : Biopharm , & Virbac VETSEARCH From Germany : Albert Kerbel ,TROVAN, From Spain : LIPTOSA From Brazil : Vetnil From South Africa : Medpet From India : Zoetis India From Seychelles : Abler Inc. From Korea : Woogene B&G From France : Virbac France Gulf Rider veterinary division is designed for helping and improving animal heath and get maximum productivity programs with personalized services&attention
Horse and Carriage Equestrian Equipment LLC S TA N D N O. B 104
Address: Office 272, European Business Center, Dubai Investment Park, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 04 8135130 Fax: +971 048135131 Email: info@horseandcarriageuae.com Contact: Mr. George Watts Products on Display: Cantrex UPVC fencing and railing systems.
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Ifor Williams Trailers Horsebox Andrew Bowen Synthetic Riding Surface Company profile: Horse & Carriage is a Dubai based company, representing a number of reputable manufacturing companies from countries including United Kingdom, Germany, U.S.A. and Australia. We are the exclusive distributors of Ifor Williams Trailers, Andrews Bowen Riding Surfaces and Cantrex Fencing and Railing Systems manufactured here in the UAE. Our Product Portfolio includes many items specifically designed for equestrian applications and extreme conditions. We offer turnkey solutions including design and build throughout the Middle East region.
Laadam S TA N D N O. B 3 0 2
Address: P.O. Box 282994 Umm Suqeim Street, Al Qouz 4, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 43400983 Mobile: +97143400984 Email: laadamshoes@gmail.com, info@ horseuae.com Contact Person: Shafeek
Lock Stock General Trading LLC S TA N D N O. C 3 0 2
Address: Shop 19, Falcon, Heritage and Sports Centre, Meydan Road, PO 77837, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 04 3363610 Mobile: +97150 8509617 Email: lockstockuae@yahoo.com Website: www.lockstockuae.com Contact: Nigel Brannick +971 50 8509617, Dr. Asgahar Khan +971 50 6690234 Company Profile: Lock Stock General Trading LLC of Dubai, UAE
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Specialise in bringing new and innovative products to the equestrian, camel and falcon markets of the region. We represent a number of the equine worlds leading companies including: Hardware SOUND-EKLIN: Digital Radiography SOUND EKLIN: Smart RLT laser STORZ: Shockwave Machines SONOSITE: Ultrasound WOODLEY VETERINARY EQUIPMENT: Blood analysis systems and equipment JD MEDICAL: Anesthesia & Ventilator MEDIVET: Nebulizers FLIR: Thermography CYROTEC: Neuro Cryo Stimulation, HORSE TRAINER: AQUA Treadmill & Spas CLAYDON: Horse Walkers HAYGAIN, Hay Steamers Pharmacy Division TECNOZOO: Supplements CAMEL PLANET: Supplements ROYAL PIGEON: Supplements REDLANDS: Supplements OPEN NUTRITION: Supplements PRO-DOSA BOOST: Oral Supplement TUFFROCK: Poultice REBOUND: Hoof pack
myUAEgiude S TA N D N O. B 102
Address: Albert House | 256-260 Old Street | EC1V 9DD London | United Kingdom Tel: +40-317101111 Email: laura@myuaeguide.com Contact: Laura Agache Designation: Marketing Adviser
want to know what is happening in the UAE and we are here to help them with that.
Primo Veterinary Medicines Trading LLC S TA N D N O. D 105
Address: Jabel Ali Industrial 1, Dubai, UAE Tel: +971 43884544 Fax: +971 43884564 Email: primovet@eim.ae Contact: Mohammed Ataya Products on Display: Veterinary Supplements / Feed Additives Company Profile: Distributors of Vetoquinol & Equistro in UAE. Providing the highest quality of Medicines and Supplements for your animals.
Royale Equestrian S TA N D N O. F 104
Local agent contact: Muhammad Waseem Tel: +971-551954515 Email: waseem@myuaeguide.com Products on Display: leaflets, brochures. Company Profile: myUAEguide is an informational portal promoting exhibitions and events. We are media partners with almost 80% of the major exhibitions in the UAE. We promote every year exhibitions like: Dubai International Motor Show, Dubai International Boat Show, Dubai International Horse Fair, AgraMe. You are interested to attend an exhibition or conference that is taking place in the UAE, but you don’t have enough information? We list all the happening exhibitions and conferences on our portal with a brief, so you have there everything you need to know. Currently, we have a high quality database with over 400,000 contacts, people that have opted to receive information from myUAEguide. These contacts
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates Email: amshan@hotmail.com Contact: Mr. Mostafa Amshan
Saint Vincent Group General Trading LLC S TA N D N O. A 104
Address: Umm Ramool, Warehouse no. 40, Rashidiya, P.O. Box 26132 Dubai, UAE Tel: +971 42856628 Fax: +971 42856600 Email: marketing@saintvincentgroup.com Contact: Shravanthi Akhtar Products on Display: Kruuse Large Animal Products Company Profile: Saint Vincent Group (SVG) was founded in October 2005 by Jean-Charles Hameau and Sebastien Mouchet. Originally from France, Jean-Charles identified a regional niche for top-quality Pet Food & Accessories.
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Sharjah Equestrian & Racing Club S TA N D N O. B 3 0 3
Address: P.O.Box 1991, Interchange # 6 Al Dhaid Road, Al Atain, after Sharjah Airport Sharjah, United Arab Emirates Tel: +97165311155 / +97165311188 Fax: +97165311177 Email: info@serc.ae Website: www.serc.ae Company Profile: The Sharjah Equestrian & Racing Club, the first equestrian club in the UAE, was established in 1982 at the initiation of H.H. Shk. Dr. Sultan Bin Mohammed Al Qassimi, Member of the Supreme Council and Ruler of Sharjah. The Sharjah Equestrian & Racing Club is located on the Al Dhaid Road (Sharjah Airport Road) at Interchange 6. The comprehensive establishment covers an area of 3000km2 square kilometers and is home to the one of the largest indoor riding facilities in the Middle East. The Club has been at the forefront of encouraging this sport in the UAE. The Sharjah Racetrack, the first constructed to the global specifications and organize first official race in UAE 1983. The continuous support and guidance of His Highness. The SERC Efficient & Evolution Management keeps the Club updated now SERC contain the following Disciples & services. • Riding School • Sharjah Arabian Horse Stud • Show Jumping • Racecourse (Sharjah Grand Stand) • Indoor Riding Centre • Visiting Stables • Approved Quarantine • Hotel & Recreation Club
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• Equine Hospital • Breeding Centre • Transportation
Sharjah Equine Hospital S TA N D N O. B 303 B
Address: P.O. Box 29858, Airport Road, Al Atain, Al Gharb District, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates Landmark: Opposite to Indoor Riding Arena Tel: +971 6 5311881 Fax: +971 6 5311616
Stone Wings USA S TA N D N O. A 106
Address: (Zayed the First St.), GTH (GULF TARGET HOLDINGS) Building, Office 802 , Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 2 677 4863 Fax: +971 2 677 4873 Mobile: +971 52 6666330 Email: info@stonewings.ae & ahmed@ stonewings.ae Website: www.stonewings.ae & www. stonewingsii.com Contact: Mr. Ahmed Mahrous Designation: Executive Manager Products on Display: Alfalfa Hay, Bermuda Hay, Timothy Hay, Bluegrass Straw, Fescue Straw, Oat Hay, Orchard Grass Company Profile: STONE WINGS is one of the largest exporters of compressed hay products in the US; we always keep in check with our Hay growers and global clients to ensure excellent Hay from our facilities to our valued clients. With our facilities located in Washington and California, it allows us to provide a wide variance of hay to meet your specific needs and criteria. The company has become a world class
exporter of Alfalfa, Timothy, Sudan, Bermuda, Oats, Klein and many more. As a valuable customer, you have many options for your hay, such as ordering premium Alfalfa to meet the various requirements for your livestock, be provided with hay based on your preferences for bale size, test values, and other criteria, or choosing details regarding cutting, grade and state of origin. Stone Wings has many supply options to provide safe, stable quality products to all of our valued customers, so whether you are feeding your daughter’s pony or your triplecrown hopeful, we are grateful to supply the hay to you with confidence and pleasure.
Tack & Track S TA N D N O. G 3 0 6
Address: Shop No.4 Block A, Al Kawakeb Building Sheikh Zayed Road Dubai, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 3594940 Fax: +971 3594941 Mobile: +971 557951284 Email: info@horseuae.com, tackntrack@gmail.com Website: www.horseuae.com, www.tackntrack.com Contact: Afsal Product Display: Equestrian Products Company Profile: Tack & Track is the one and only Name in the Middle East Equestrian World to Fulfill the dreams of horse lovers. Our Specialties: According to the requirement of customers we are making the custom made products with their logo & color (Bridle, Saddle Pads, Horse Boots, Bags, Rugs , Girths.. etc) We have been making Various kinds of Custom made articles totaling more than thousand items.
Our vast Showroom is located in the heart of Dubai(Sheikh Zayed Road) with all famous International Brands and veterinary Pharmacy with feed supplements ,treatment Medicines and Medical Equipments. We provide Special Corner for Farriers , Polo Players and Gift items for horse Lovers and Riders etc...
The Show Hub S TA N D N O. E 2 O 7
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971558808932 Email: abbyblom@uaeshowhub.com Contact: Abby Bloom Company Profile: The Show Hub is The Middle East’s first fully digital interactive equestrian magazine which shines a light on the community of Equestrianism in the UAE! We cover Show Jumping, Eventing, Dressage, Polo and Arabian Showing and larger events in Racing & Endurance. The Show Hub was created back in October 2014; born from a passion and dedication for the equestrian sports. We provide punctual information to those that seek it whilst providing information to the avid rider looking for competitions and family equestrian days out. Now with over 5000 monthly subscribers on a global scale The Show Hub - Equestrian is the leading Digital Magazine in the region.
XYLO Collection S TA N D N O. B 303
Address: P.O. Box 282994 Umm Suqeim Street, Al Qouz 4, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 43400983 Mobile: +97143400984 Email: info@horseuae.com Contact Person: Prasad
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Racewood Limited S TA N D N O. C 3 0 0
Address: 15a Park Road, Tarporley Cheshire, CW8 2ER, United Kingdom Tel: +441829732006 Email: Info@racewood.com Contact: William Greenwood Products on Display: All of our equestrian simulators shown on TV display including our new MK10 Racing Simulator Company Profile: Racewood are the leading designers & manufacturers of Equestrian Simulators. We offer unique and professionally recognized products that are used all over the world. We are committed to developing simulators that can be used to teach riders at all levels, from beginner to expert and across all disciplines of riding.
Chillout Horswear Limited S TA N D N O. E 2 0 4
Address: Old Turkey Farm Douglas Lane Wettenhall Cheshire CW74BH, United Kingdom Email: lauren@chillouthorsewear.co.uk Tel: +447592088887 Contact: Lauren Hall Products on Display: Equestrian Clothing for Ladies, Men and Children Company Profile: Chillout Horswear is an equestrian brand based in the United Kingdom. The company launched in November 2012, and has continued to grow from strength to strength both nationally and internationally. The clothing ranges are unusual for the current market trends offering a fresh sporty
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look to todays riding attire. All clothing is high quality and sold at an affordable price point making the brand accessible to most riders budgets. The company started with clothing wears for ladies and a range of horsewear and has since developed into children’s and men’s clothing. The brand continues to grow from strength to strength and now has established a great reputation for its products in the UK with 34 UK retailers and a retail shop of its own based in Cheshire.
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Charles T. Creech, Inc. S TA N D N O. A 1 1 0
Address: 4100 Heraldy Court, Lexington, Kentucky 40513, USA Tel: +1-859-255-6315 Fax: +1-859-293-6397 Email: jgg2nd@msn.com Contact: Tom Creech Designation: President Products on Display: Timothy Hay from North West United States Company Profile: Charles T. Creech.
Inc. is the premier supplier of Timothy Hay in the Middle East, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed depends on Charles T. Creech, Inc. to supply his prestigious Godolphin project with only the Highest Quality Timothy Hay shipped from the North West United States. Timothy Hay from Charles T. Creech, Inc. will keep your horses healthier, stronger, and winning more races.
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Multi Radiance Medical S TA N D N O. E 2 0 3
Address: 6521 Davis Industrial Parkway, Solon, USA Tel: +112397776000 Email: mailto:jmarkstrong@me.com Contact: J. Mark Strong Designation: Director Products on Display: We Manufacturers and Distributor therapeutic Laser Therapy Devices with peer reviewed studies. Company Profile: Multi Radiance Medical manufacturers, sells and supports its thousands of customers worldwide. In addition to its peer reviewed validated and published studies it also sponsors the world’s top human, canine and equestrian athletes, most recently the World Equestrian Games.
Prime Performance Nutrition
processes this high standard, a partnership with Al Shaheen for vet med. has been established. Al Shaheen processes an extensive client base, sales force, marketing department and the ability to service accounts throughout the UAE. Prime Performance Nutrition has a large selection of safe, potent and palatable equine nutritional products, which address the needs of all types of horses in a variety of disciplines. All of our products are blended with guaranteed formulas and follow strict nutritional guidelines. Since Prime Performance Nutrition is based in the United States, we are educated and informed of the stringent uniform quality regulations concerning production, labeling and packaging.
Vetessa Pharmaceutical, Inc.
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Address: 20573 County Road 297 Cosby MO 64436, USA Tel: 816-341-3500 Fax: 816-667-5312 Email: jeff@primeperformancenutrition.com Contact: Jeff Butler Products on Display: Equine Nutritional supplements Company Profile: Prime Performance Nutrition is a company with a solid foundation of expertise in equine nutritional products. The team at Prime Performance Nutrition has a track record of successfully formulating, marketing, distributing and exporting equine products worldwide. After an extensive search for a partner that
Address: 10460 NW 37th Terrace, Doral Florida 33178-4200, USA Tel: +1 305 406 2335 Fax: +1 305 406 2339 Email: info@vetessa.com Website: www.vetessa.com Contact: Paul Plante, Jr. Designation: Director of Business Development Company Profile: Vetessa Pharmaceutical, Inc. is a leading distributor of U.S. pharmaceuticals, nutritional supplements, equipment and clinic supplies. Whatever your discipline, VETESSA is dedicated to meeting the specific needs of the equine veterinary professional.
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