The Arabian Racehorse Issue 18 by The Arabian Racehorse

Issue No.18

September 2016

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News Jewel Crown Nominations Open; ADIHEX extended; ARO Ride of the Season 2016; ARO Championships; ARO Season Finale and Sultante of Oman Race Day; Arqana Arabian Sale Catalogue out

President of the UAE Cup (UK Arabian Derby) 2016 Review from Doncaster of the final Group1 of the UK season

Qatar Cup - Prix Dragon Report from Chantilly

International Festival - Istanbul Group 1 and Group 2 action from Turkey

HH Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak World Series Report and pictures from the Apprentice races in Kazan and Lingfield

Hereford Report and pictures of the HH Sheikh Mansoor sponsored fixture

Terence Gilbert SEA Forthcoming exhibition in London

Shadwell Super 7 2016

Results

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NEWS JEWEL CROWN NOMINATIONS DUE Connections are invited to nominate their horses for the Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan Jewel Crown Group 1 (formerly the National Day Cup). FREE nominations close SUNDAY OCTOBER 16, 2016. Purebred Arabian GROUP 1 EURO 1,200,000 1600M TURF For 4YO+ Entry/Declaration: Free Weight: 57.0 kg Allowances: Fillies & mares 2.0 kg Note: By invitation only

The cost of shipping of International horses will be paid for by HH Sheikh Mansour Festival. Entries will not be accepted for horses rated below 85. For Invited Runners: Declarations/ Naming Of Riders Close 9am (Dubai time) Monday 7 November 2016 International contenders are encouraged to forward their nominations as soon as possible so that Import and Quarantine Regulations can be processed in good time. For full details on quarantine regulations and pre-race medication declarations please contact Dr David Sykes on david.sykes@emiratesracing.com.

2015 Jewel Crown winner Kalino and Olivier Peslier

For general enquiries and further race details please contact Pat Buckely on adrc@eim.ae.

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ADIHEX 2016 EXTENDED This year's Abu Dhabi International Hunting & Equestrian Exhibition runs over an extra day this year and will be open from Tuesday 4th - Saturday 8th October. Held in the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre the event is held under the patronage of HH Sheikh Hamdan bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Ruler's Representative in the Western Region and Chairman of the Emirates Falconers Club. Organised by the Club, it is supported by the Cultural Programs and Heritage Festivals Committee in Abu Dhabi. This year there will be more than 650 exhibitors from 40 countries, with the HH Sheikh Mansoor bin Zayed Al

Nahyan Global Arabian Horse Flat Racing Festivalcentral to the equiestrian exhibition area. Stands from the following organisations have already been confirmed: Arabian Racing Cup, Arabian Jockey Club, Sweden Arabian Racing, Dutch Arabian Racing, Royal Cavalry of Oman, and SOREC. The Arabian Racehorse magazine is delighted to be invited and can be found with the UK's Arabian Racing Organisation on stand 45. www.adihex.com

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ARO RIDE OF THE SEASON NOMINATIONS OPEN The Arabian Racing Organisation has announced that nominations are now open for 2016 Ride of the Season. Please email your nominations, stating jockey name, horse and the date of the race to: gemma@aroracing.co.uk More than one nomination can be accepted per person.

All the results and links to videos fo the seasons races can be found on the ARO homepage: www.aroracing.co.uk Pictured left is last years' winner Rob Woollard, who won with a well timed ride on Senor Dublcheck at Bath. He is flanked by joint runners-up Will Pettis and Page Fuller, with ARO Racing Manger, Amanda Smith who presented the awards.

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ARO CHAMPIONSHIPS TO BE DECIDED AT CHELMSFORD The UK Arabian Racing Organsation season will draw to a close on Sunday 25 September, where it opened back in April - Chelmsford City Racecourse in Essex. Whilst another Owners Championship is assured for ARO Patron, HH Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the remaining titles will be a close run affair promising to bring the season to a dramatic close. Currently heading the Trainers Championship table is James Owen on 13, however Philip Collington is only three behind and his 13 seconds to Owen's 8, could clinch it, if it went to a tie.

The overall Jockey Championship is closer with multiple ARO Champion Simon Walker on 13 and last years' Novice title holder Will Pettis on 11. Joanna Mason is two clear of her nearest rival Antonia Peck in the Lady Jockey Championship, whilst Tadhg O'Shea is already confirmed as top professional jockey with four wins. The Novice title is also a close call between Charlie Price on 4 and Malcolm Mallow on 3. Declarations for the nine race card are due on Wednesday 21 September at 11am.

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ARO SEASON FINALE AND SULTANATE OF OMAN RACE DAY DRAWS HUGE NUMBER OF ENTRIES The Arabian Racing Organisation Season Finale, which for the first time, has been combined with the popular Sultanate of Oman Race Day has received 120 entries. This is the largest number for an ARO domestic fixture this season and the nine race card promises to be a great day out, with free entry for spectators at Chelmsford City Racecourse on 25 September. As well as the Gold, Silver and Bronze finals, there will be the UK’s first ever race exclusively for Heritage Arabian Racing Club (HARC) horses. This will be a conditions race, run over 1m2f and over half of the HARC registered horses in the UK hold entries. The HARC scheme has been specifically designed to support the grass-roots of the sport and is steadily gaining momentum worldwide.

Jenny Lees with Mlolshaan and Tuwaisaan

In addition to the racing, there will be a parade of the HM The Queen’s Purebred Arabian stallions, Mlolshaan and Tuwaisan, who were gifted to Her Majesty by HM The King of Bahrain

from his own private collection. There will also be a chance to sample the culture of the Sultanate of Oman in the Royal Cavalry’s traditional hospitality tent.

ARO Racing Manager Amanda Smith commented. “We are hugely grateful to The Royal Cavalry of Oman as they have been one of ARO’s most loyal supporters over the last ten years. Their UK sponsorship benefits the sport from Group class to the lower levels and they also sponsor our shortest and longest races. I am delighted that we are joining forces for our season finale this year, as the Sultanate of Oman race day is always a very popular and is sure to provide a memorable end to the UK Arabian racing season.”

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The Royal Cavalry Of Oman

The red, green and gold silks of the Royal Cavalry of Oman are a familiar sight in Arabian Races around the world and their presence has grown considerably over the past years. As well as their strong racing opera on, the Cavalry now boasts an impressive UK breeding establishment. The Royal Cavalry is dedicated to Equestrianism; through breeding, racing, ceremonial ac vi es, sport and jockey development. ARO is incredibly grateful to the ongoing support of The Royal Cavalry. Their commitment to Arabian Racing in the United Kingdom beneďŹ ts Owners and Trainers across the spectrum, from those involved with the very best horses in training to the grass roots level of the sport. THE ARABIAN RACEHORSE

ARQANA CATALOGUE RELEASED Just a day before the prestigious Qatar Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe weekend and the Qatar Arabian World Cup, one of the richest Arab races in the world, the Purebred Arabian Sale organised by ARQANA in conjunction with AFAC, will take place on Thursday, September 29 at Saint Cloud at 2pm. The catalogue is made up of 93 handpicked lots, with a total of 126 horses catalogued, of which 54 are two-yearold colts and fillies, 13 broodmares and breeding prospects, 26 horses in training, 6 yearlings, 2 foals, 2 stallion prospects, and finally 23 lots dedicated to endurance horses. Two-Year-Olds Several colts and fillies from the best families in the stud book make up the catalogue. Established sires such as Akbar, Dahess, Madjani, Mahabb, Majd Al Arab, Munjiz and Njewman are all represented, as well as the younger stallions Monsieur Al Maury, No Risk Al Maury and Akim de Ducor.

Mont D'Or (FR) 2016 Sale topper at €210,000 and a full brother to Manark - lot 31 is a full sister to both colts

Haras de Mandore will be represented by seven well-bred two-year-olds: - Lot 7, a half-sister by Munjiz to SAHABBA, a Gr.3 PA winner. - Lot 15, a half-sister by Mahabb to Prix Tidjani (Gr.3 PA) winner AHZAR - Lot 31, a sister to MANARK, winner of the Dubai Kahayla Classic (Gr.1 PA) and Listed and multiple Group placed MESTOR -Lot 34, a half-brother by Munjiz to RADAMES, winner of the Za’abeel Int’l Stakes (Gr.1 PA) at Newbury -Lot 46, a daughter of Nizam and the second foal of a sister to DJELMANE (Al Maktoum Challenge R3 Gr.1 PA). - Lot 54, a half-brother to General to CHEKER, winner of the Prix Tidjani (Gr.3 PA). Haras de Thouars have four juveniles catalogued, of which: - Lot 9, a half-brother by Munjiz to KANDAR DU FALGAS, a four-time Gr.1 PA winner. - Lot 40, a sister to triple Group 1 winner AL MAMUN MONLAU. Of the three two-year-olds consigned by Haras du Saubouas: - Lot 20, a half-sister by Munjiz to triple Gr.1 PA winner NIESHAN - Lot 25, a son of General and the first foal of the Champion KISS DE GHAZAL.

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Other notable lots include: - Lot 3, consigned by Haras du Moulin, a half-brother by Nizam to DIVAMER, a Gr.3 PA winner. - Lot 4, offered by Haras des Forges, a son of Asraa Min Albarq out of DJARI DES FORGES, winner of the Critérium des Pouliches (Gr.1 PA). - Lot 5, from Haras du Moulin, a halfsister by Akim de Ducor to Prix Nefta (Gr.2 PA) winner DJELANA. - Lot 19, consigned by Haras de l’Abbaye, a half-brother by Mared Al Sahra to dual Gr.3 PA winner TENOR DES VIALETTES. - Lot 39, offered by EARL du Grand Courgeon, a half-brother by General to SANDEED, winner of a Gr.2 PA and placed at Group 1 level. - Le lot 49, from the Ecurie Yann Creff, a half-brother by Dahess to DUBAI HEROS, winner of the Coupe de France des Chevaux Arabes (Gr.1 PA). Breeding stock and yearlings

stock comprises 13 mares, two foals, six yearlings, and two stallion prospects. Three mares consigned Haras du Grand Courgeon are of particular interest: - Lot 55 DAMASQUINA, a half-sister by Dahman El Arami to DJELANA (Prix Nefta Gr.2 PA). She is in foal to Al Tair. - Lot 63 RAHAB, a sister to Gr.1 PA winners AL DAHMA and GENERAL, in foal to Munjiz. - Lot 64, SEFFA DU BREUIL a sister to multiple Gr.1 PA winner WAYNE ROONEY, in foal to Majd Al Arab. Of the yearlings: - Lot 73, offered by Haras de Lassos, a son of No Risk Al Maury from the family of Neida Tourettes and Noasis Tourettes, both placed in Gr.2 PA. - Lot 75, consigned by Haras du Mazet, a half-brother by Burning Sand to FORGEHILL CEZANNE, winner of the Prix Kesberoy (Gr.1 PA).

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Two stallion prospects are catalogued: - Lot 76 CHADDAD, offered from Haras du Saubouas. Now a six-yearold, this son of Mared Al Sahra won the Qatar Total Arabian Trophy des Poulains (Gr.1 PA). - Lot 77 HERCEY SEINE, consigned by Philippe Sogorb, a winner at three, this son of Majd Al Arab was also placed at Listed PA level. His dam won a Group 1 and three Group 3 races. Horses In Training The horses in training section offers 26 males and females from the best trainers including Elisabeth Bernard, Thomas Fourcy, Charles Gourdain, François Rohaut and Damien de Watrigant. Elisabeth Bernard offers five horses in training, of which:

- Lot 107 COCKTAIL DE GHAZAL, 3rd in the Prix Razzia III (Gr.3 PA) last year, and has won the Prix de Mandore this season. - Lot 86, CAID DE L’ARDUS, has won his last three starts. Philippe Sogorb will be represented by four horses: - Lot 87 DI MARIA PY, a three-year-old by Njewman that won his debut before finishing fifth twice Lot 97 BOUGEDELAH, a three-yearold by Munjiz that finished third on his debut in the Prix Quitaine à Toulouse. Thomas Fourcy sends lot 95 ATEEJ, that finished third on his debut in the Prix Dunixi at Mont de Marsan. Catalogue online at www.arqana.com For further information: elatapy@arqana.com

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THE PRESIDENT of the UAE CUP (UK ARABIAN DERBY) Group 1 PA

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THE PRESIDENT OF THE UAE CUP

(UK Arabian Derby) Group 1 PA Doncaster

Karin Van Den Bos 's Lightning Bolt (FR) wins The President of the UAE Cup (UK Arabian Derby) Group 1 PA, under Adrie De Vries, from Tayf (FR) (nearest camera) and Khataab (FR) (just seen)

In a dramatic end to The President of the UAE Cup (UK Arabian Derby) Group 1 PA at Doncaster, Lightning Bolt got up by a head to beat favourite Tayf in a photo finish for the ÂŁ80,000 race. Karin Van Den Bosâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s homebred made a last minute surge under strong driving from Adrie De Vries to catch Tayf who began to idle once he struck the front. This left Khataab to fill the frame behind Tayf, confirming the form of the French equivalent. The early pace was set by Dossar

Athbah on the rail, with Al Raha fighting for her head and running wide on his outside. The favourite, Lightning Bolt, travelled smoothly and was soon prominent in the hands of De Vries. Tayf, who was also strongly fancied, was held up in the rear. As they straightened up to head for home it was clear that Dossar Athbah had no more to give under strong pressure from Tadhg O'Shea and Lightning Bolt soon headed the pack.

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Khataab was close in behind the leader, with Jamaayil being brought to challenge on the outside under Paul Hanagan. Tayf had moved to a more prominent position for Peslier but was still two lengths off the leading trio with less than two furlongs to run. However despite moving easily into the lead as they reached the last half furlong, Tayf idled as soon as he hit the front and started to pull himself up before he reached the line. This gave the advantage to Lightning Bolt who was staying on srongly for De Vries. Van den Bos's colt surged between horses to win by a length right on the line, with Khataab a close third on the rail.

“He’s a nice horse and he kept giving me everything.” commented De Vries after the race. “When Olivier past me, I thought he had won, as he past me so easily, but of course Arabians, they never want to be in front for too long and I saw his horse trying to stop. So I gave my horse a reminder and he kept going; it was a nice surprise to win.” Van Den Bos was delighted with her colt’s performance saying. “I know I can count on Adrie, he’s a great rider. He saw an opportunity and he took it. So now I know Lightning Bolt can fight back. That will be it for this season as he is only four years old and he needs more time.”

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Khataab (FR) and Jerome Cabre leaving the paddock Faisal Al Rahmani with Karin Van Den Bos receiving the President of the UAE Cup

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Faisal Al Rahmani, General Secretary for the President of the UAE Cup Program commented. “It is the first year of sponsorship of The President of the UAE Cup for the Abu Dhabi Sports Council. I already know England very well, and that Doncaster is an historic racecourse and the St Leger Festival meeting is very good. We are looking forward to returning to England with the series next year, when it will be bigger and better. The series now goes to America, to Churchill Downs and then on to Morocco, where we will race in front of His Majesty the King.” He continued. “The President of the UAE Cup is actually the oldest series of races for Purebred Arabians in the world. It was established by the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan to promote and celebrate the Arabian

horse and its’ significant place in UAE culture and history. With the help of the Abu Dhabi Sports Council, we wish to raise the profile of the series to a new level in the future.” ARO Racing Manager, Amanda Smith commented. “This is final Group race of the ARO season and it will be interesting to see how the first three home progress, as the race often produces future champions.” Arabian Racing Organisation Director Director Genny Haynes was pleased with the days’ events saying. “It is a great pleasure to welcome back the President of the UAE Cup to UK Arabian racing. ARO are extremely grateful to the Abu Dhabi Sports Council for their generous support of the UK Arabian Derby and we look

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forward to continuing the relationship for many years to come. Every time we come to Doncaster we are always so impressed with the racecourse team and the enthusiasm of the Doncaster public.â&#x20AC;? This was the Munjiz colt's first Group 1 PA win, having been placed in Group and Listed contests in France and Holland. His two previous wins had been in lesser company, first on his second start at three years in Ostende over six furlongs and then on his seasonal reappearance over a mile at Duindigt.

produced Samima (by Dahess), a winner of seven races, including the 2015 Group 1 Qatar Cup-Prix Dragon, beating Al Mourtajez.. This year she has a foal by Damis. www.presidentscup.ae www.adsc.ae

Bred by his trainer Van Den Bos, his dam Oleya Du Loup (by Kerbella) won four times from seven furlongs to ten and a half furlongs. She has already

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"supporting Arabian racing since 2012 "

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QATAR CUP - PRIX DRAGON Group 1 PA

Chantilly, France

Al Mourtajez (FR) and Julien Auge stride out to post prior to winning the Qatar International Stakes Gr1PA at Goodwood in August

Qatar Cup - Prix Dragon Gr1PA 2000m The long established Arc Trails Day is no less important for Arabians as for their Thoroughbred counterparts, as it features the Prix Dragon, now known as the Qatar Cup. This year it holds extra significance with the Qatar Arabian World Cup being held, like the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Chantilly, whilst building works continue at Longchamp. It was no surprise to see the world's

top-rated Arabian, Al Mourtajez, continue his domination with an uncontested seven length victory from the Alban de Mieulle trained pair of Majeed and TM Thunder Struck for HH Sheikh Abdullah bin Khalifa Al Thani. Al Mourtajez was quickly away, racing on the outside of Samima, with Majeed in behind on the rail, who was joined by his stablemate TM Thunderstruck. Always travelling well within himself, when Julien Auge asked his mount for more, he quickly asserted in the home straight to draw clear. Majeed held off

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the brief challenge of TM Thunder Struck in second, whilst Samima had already faded to fourth, and was passed by a fast finishing Valentin in the final half furlong.

long for him. I don’t think that they will run in the Qatar Arabian World Cup, as they won’t have a chance of winning. But we have to enjoy watching a horse like Al Mourtajez give such performances. He is a great advertisement for Arabian racing.” The Qatar Arabian World Cup is the the second leg of the Doha Triple Crown Series, with Al Mourtajez already having won the first stage, the Qatar International Stakes Gr1PA at Goodwood in July, he looks a strong contender to be the series first ever winner and claim the $1million bonus.

After the race trainer Thomas Fourcy said. “I'm not sure he has three or four gears more than the others, but he is above the norm. I am not the right person to say who could beat him in the Qatar Arabian World Cup, but the way that he is running at the moment, I don't see how he can be beaten, unless the race has no pace like last year. The horse is a lot more relaxed this year, as he had a tendency to be very keen and use up a lot of gas during the race. Last year, he was ill, and we have looked after him this year, so that we don't make the same mistakes. He is fit and in form, and we just need to keep him there. He has a green light.”

At the first entry stage there were 22 entries, headed by Al Mourtajez on ratings. Other entries include Group 1 winners Sir Bani Yas and Handassa and also Gazwan who defeated him in the HH Emir's Sword Gr1PA in February, which is the final leg of the Doha Triple Crown. The supplementary stage is on 28 September, with declarations due two days later for the race on 2 October.

Alban de Mieulle, trainer of Majeed and TM Thunder Struck commented. “The winner is unbeatable. He is an exceptional horse. Neither of my horses have his class. Majeed is an honest horse and did what he could. TM Thunder Struck pulled a little, but I think the 2000m at Chantilly is too THE ARABIAN RACEHORSE

INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL Istanbul, Turkey

Handassa (FR)

International IFAHR Trophy Gr2 PA 2100m Polytrack HH Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum's homebred Handassa recorded back to back victories in the International IFAHR Trophy at the Velifendi track. The striking son of Madjani burst through horses in the home straight to power clear from Merih for a comfortable win. Fellow French Challenger Vulcain Du Clos for the Royal Cavalry of Oman ran on for third. This was the first run for Handassa

since he finished fourth in the Dubai Kahayla Classic at Meydan, having had a well earned break. He currently holds entries in the Qatar Arabian World Cup at Chantilly and the French Arabian Breeders' Challenge Classic at Toulouse at the begininng and end of October respectively. Vulcain Du Clos has a good record at the Festival, having been placed for the last two years in the Group 1 Malazgirt Trophy on Turf.

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International Malazgirt Trophy Gr1 PA 1600m Turf The International Malazgirt Trophy produced a one-two for Turkish runners Gumburgumbur and Uluer. Kao Kat MHF, trained in Britain by Beverley Deutrom, was a brave third having been unlucky in running and was staying on well at the finish, nearly gaining second place on the line. All the more remarkable was the fact the the son of Kaolino had had secumbed to illness as his trainer Beverley Deutrom explained."It was very challenging, but a really enjoyable trip. The horse was amazing, he had got a little bit sick, whether that was from the flight or whatever I don't know. However he recieved fantastic vetinary care and twenty-four-seven they were there when we needed them, so it couldn't have been better.

"I would never ever run my horse if I didn't think he was fit to run so of course it was in my mind that I might have to withdraw. The night before the race he was full of life and I felt confident that there were no issues. He flew out on the Tuesday and the race was on the Sunday so we had time to acclimatise, though probably not quite as much time as we would have liked." She continued."He has improved incredibly well, maturity makes such a difference, peole don't seem to realise how long they can take to come into themsleves. He's a very genuine horse and I think he was just really unlucky, he got boxed in and the gap opened at the very last minute, another 50 yards and who knows. He will be nominated for the Jewel Crown in Abu Dhabi in November."

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Emilie Goudman and Katrusia (RU) (c) Morhaf Photo

Kazan, Tatarstan 1m, Polytrack The Kazan stage of the HH Sheikh Mansoor Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Global Arabian Horse Flat Racing Festival’s HH Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak Apprentice World Championship (IFAHR) went to Belgium’s Emilie Goudman, earning her place in the November 13 finale in Abu Dhabi.

Luck was on the 21-year-olds side as Amanta, the horse that Goudman was due to ride got injured, and she was given the reserve runner Katrusia, winning plemty in hand from the rest of the field. At one stage, Goudman and Katrusya were over 20 lengths ahead, however she eased up and still won the 20,000 Euros race comfortably.

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Makfara and Melina Ehm (Germany) and Pasha with Joanna Balcerska (Poland) aboard, fought out the minor placings before finishing second and third respectively at the Kazan International Equestrian Sports Complex. Ms. Lara Sawaya, Executive Director of the HH Sheikh Mansoor Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Global Arabian Horse Flat Racing Festival, Chairperson of the Int’l Federation of Horse Racing Academies (IFHRA) and Chairperson of Ladies & Apprentice Racing Committees in the International Federation of Arabian Horse Racing Authorities (IFAHR) along with Adnan Sultan Al Nuaimi, Director General of Abu Dhabi Equestrian Club and Sergey Vasilenko - the Director of Kazan International racecourse gave away the trophies to

the winning connections. “It was a great race for me and my horse and she was too good for her rivals. I am very happy and proud to be representing Belgium in the World Championship in Abu Dhabi. I thank the Festival for creating this championship series to help us Apprentice jockeys compete all over the world,” said Goudman, who was winning her 7th race. Ms. Lara Sawaya welcomed the excellent atmosphere at the Kazan racecourse and said, “We are happy to come back and stage this race for the second successive year. We had a Korean, an Italian and a Bahraini Apprentice who have already qualified for this year's final and Belgium’s Goudman now joins that list.”

Festival Excutive Director Ms Lara Sawaya with the winning connections and Belgium's Emilie Goudman and the rest of the apprentice jockeys (c) Morhaf Photo

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All the apprentice jockeys in the paddock (above) and on the course walk prior to racing (below)

Lingfield, UK 1m, Polytrack The UK stage of the HH Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak Apprentice World Championship (IFAHR) at Lingfield Park was won by Puerto Ricoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Evin Roman on Emiraaty in a desperately close finish. Roman, the least experienced of the ten apprentice jockeys, with only one previous win to his name, was clearly delighted with his success, which earns him a place in the finals in Abu Dhabi on November 13.

obvious that his mount had plenty more to give. However challenging on the outside was Aljawaaher and Irishman, Keith Moriaty and with half a furlong to go they were three abreast across the track. It was Emiraaty who forged ahead, with Aljawaher closing fast, but it was not enough and Romanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mount prevailed by a neck.

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James Owen who trained the winner on behalf of HH Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum, was pleased with the result saying. “It was a really good performance. Unfortunately Evin couldn’t speak any English, and I think this was his first time on an Arabian, however he got on great with him. The horse travelled really well and ran all the way to the line for him.” The HH Sheikha Fatima Apprentice World Championship (IFAHR) is an innovative contest aimed at giving young riders the chance to experience racing worldwide on Purebred Arabian horses. Having held stages in Italy, Denmark, Poland and Russia, the next stage will be in Tarbes, France before the final in November. Prior to that race meeting, there is a three day conference for education and training, also supported by the Festival. The HH Sheikh Mansoor bin Zayed Al Nahyan Festival also supports the

International Federation of Horse Racing Academies (IFHRA) which draws together all the racing schools around the world in order to share their knowledge for the benefit of young riders. This year they inaugurated the Racing Scholarship Fund, helping the best racing school students worldwide progress their careers. One of the first recipients selected, was UK Champion Apprentice Tom Marquand; supporting him in six weeks work experience in Australia at the start of the year. ARO Racing Manager, Amanda Smith commented. “The race produced a really exciting finish and will be a memorable experience for Evin Roman. It was also a great way to end to the extensive range of HH Sheikh Mansoor bin Zayed Al Nahyan Festival sponsored races held in the UK this year.”

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Evin Roman celebrates as he and Emiraaty (FR) just keep the fast finishing Aljawaaher (FR) and Keith Moriaty at bay

Genny Haynes, ARO Director, was delighted saying. “It has been wonderful to be able to host another stage of the HH Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak Apprentice series, held this year at Lingfield Park, following previous events at Sandown Park and Newbury. Our British racecourses are among the best in the world and we welcome the opportunity for the young jockeys to experience them. “It has been a great season for Arabian racing in the UK, and we are extremely grateful for the support offered by HH Sheikh Mansoor bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and all the efforts of the Festival and Lara Sawaya. The Festival has generously sponsored four full fixtures, plus the Ladies and Apprentice Championships, as well as the Group 1 HH Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan al Nahyan Cup. " She continued. In addition, the Festival

has secured the inclusion of our racecards and results in the Racing Post, which is helping to enhance this sport and the love of the Purebred Arabian horse, both here and around the world.” His Excellency Sulaiman Hamid Almazroui, the UAE Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Dr. Abdulla Elreyes, Director General of the National Archives, Ms Lara Sawaya, Executive Director of the HH Sheikh Mansoor Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Global Arabian Horse Flat Racing Festival, Chairperson of Int'l Federation of Horse Racing Academies (IFHRA) and Chairperson of Ladies & Apprentice Racing Committees in the International Federation of Arabian Horse Racing Authorities (IFAHR), Genny Haynes, ARO Director and Amanda Smith, ARO Racing Manager were all the officials involved in the prize distribution ceremony.

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Above: Munbaher (FR) and Omani Yahya Al Hamadi who were third Below: Corey Mongan of the USA and Karar (AE) who finished fourth

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Above: Emiraaty (FR) stands between trainer James Owen and jockey Evin Roman with Lara Sawaya Below: Jordanian Milly Naseb returns on Furry (GB)

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Above: Ms Lara Sawaya congratulates Evin Roman on his win Below: Roman and Emiraaty (FR) head to the winners enclosure

HE Al Mazroui said, “Today’s large crowd watched and enjoyed the Apprentice jockeys racing on Purebred Arabians. The British know their horse racing and every event of the HH Sheikh Mansoor Festival have been fully appreciated by all those involved in promoting lady jockeys, Apprentice jockeys and Purebred Arabian racing.” Ms Sawaya hailed the debut of an Apprentice jockey from Jordan in the HH Sheikh Mansoor Festival. “We will be inviting Milly Naseb to the final of the HH Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak Apprentice World Championship in Abu Dhabi on November 13. Today’s race is evidence of the promise that the jockeys of the future possess. There is one more race in this series to be held in Tarbes, France next month,” she said.

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HEREFORD CHAMPIONSHIPS DEFINED The Arabian Racing Organisation's final HH Sheikh Mansoor bin Zayed Al Nayhan Festival meeting at Hereford in 2016

Naishaan (FR) and Joanna Mason impress in the first

The Arabian Racing Organisation (ARO) paid its final visit to Hereford racecourse in 2016 for the last of four full fixtures sponsored by the HH Sheikh Mansoor bin Zayed Al Nahyan Festival in the UK. The well supported card produced some very competitive racing which has helped define the 2016 Championship Title picture, with two single races and one full fixture to go before the end of the season. HH Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum looks set to record another

owner’s title, but following the retirement of his principal trainer, Gill Duffield last year, there will be a new ARO Champion Trainer. Currently clear is James Owen, one of two trainers for His Highness. Naishaan’s win in the first race has helped to secure this position and he looks forward to the last few races with competitive enthusiasm. He said “We’re looking forward to Chelmsford City, however we have a few runners in the HH Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak Apprentice race first.”

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No less enthusiastic is Joanna Mason, who rode Naishaan. She is currently leading the Lady Jockeys Championship with four winners. She commented. “Hopefully I will be riding at Chelmsford. James asked me to go in and ride Naishaan in her work, which paid off as she’s quite tricky at home, but she won nicely for me today. I really appreciate all the rides the trainers have given me this season which has put me in with a chance of my first ARO Championship title.” Naishaan's three length victory from two of HH Sheikh Hamdan's other runners Alrazeen and Alwaleed was also significant as she provided her sire, No Risk Al Maury with his first UK winner. The Champion racehorse had made a winning debut at the very same track back in 2006 under Philip Collington. No Risk Al Mauray was

never out of the first two in all his UK starts and won six Group 1 PA races around the globe. Rated128 when international classifications began in 2011, he has made a fine start at stud with his first runners worldwide. There were a number of close finishes including a dead heat between Aurora Forta and Shaama in the Wathba Stud Farm Cup Restricted Maiden. The two mares duelled up the home straight and finished eight lengths clear of Drake De Palmas in third. Delyth Thomas’s Kayclaire won the Wathba Stud Farm Cup (0-55) Handicap by a head after the judges called another photo finish. Ridden by Simon Walker, who is clear of his nearest challenger in the male Jockeys Championship, Will Pettis, who rode the eventual second, Zayin Zamurai.

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Parma T (NL) and Morgan Winstone

Recording a very well deserved first win was trainer Christopher Bull and jockey Morgan Winstone with the Dutch bred mare, Parma T. A winner in Holland, she had raced for Stewart Shefras last season, but has been consistently making the frame in all her races since moving to Bull’s yard. He said. “This is my first Arabian, she’s the only horse we’ve got. She works on her own, though we’re very lucky to have the use of Dai Burchell’s gallops. I started off pony racing on the Welsh circuit a long time ago now and I got into Arabian racing through Paul Beard and Delyth Thomas.” Jockey Winstone was clearly delighted with his first ARO win saying. “So far I’ve only ridden for Chris but I’m looking to get rides for other people too. I’m based in Pontypool and ride out for Thoroughbred trainer, Robert

Stevens and I’ll be taking out a pointto-point license this winter.” There were also wins for fellow novices, Charlie Price and Malcolm Mallow . Mallow was recording his second win at the course on Trip To Khairo, who formed part of a memorable first double at the track earlier in the month. Price, was recording his first victory for James Owen and HH Sheikh Hamdan said. " That was good. I rode him last time, when he was fifth here, but he just pulled too hard in the early stages. Today he settled much better for the eye sheild and ear plugs. He's been working well in them at home. I work for [Thoroughbed trainer] Tim Vaughan and I'm just waiting to get my first ride as an amateur under rules."

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Trip To Khairo (GB) records a second course win under Malcolm Mallow

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Simon Walker delighted with his win on Kayclaire (GB)

This was the last full fixture for the HH Sheikh Mansoor bin Zayed Al Nahyan Festival in the UK, Amanda Smith ARO Racing Manager, commented. “We have had a brilliant year’s racing with the Festival at Hereford and today’s racing has been no less competitive. It was great to see Parma T finally get her head in front in the UK and I hope she can progress from here. It was also good to see three novice jockeys, Morgan Winstone, Malcolm Mallow and Charlie Price win today and ARO is delighted to be able to help advance their careers in horseracing."

The HH Sheikh Mansoor Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Global Arabian Horse Flat Racing Festival is sustained by the Abu Dhabi Tourism and Culture Authority and coordinated by Abu Dhabi Sports Council, with National Feed and Flour Production and Marketing Co. LLC as associate sponsors, IPIC as Strategic Partner, The National Archives as the official partner and Emirates airline as the official carriers, in cooperation with Emirates Racing Authority, IFAHR, Emirates Arabian Horse Society, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, General Authority of Youth and Sports Welfare and sponsored by Al Aweer Stables, Ayadii LLC, Global United Veterinary Services LLC, Bloom, Petromal, Rise General Trading Co. LLC, Hayatna, Wathba Stallions, Abu Dhabi Falconers Club, Emirates Falconers Club, Mohamed Bin Zayed Falconry and Desert Physiognomy School, Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC), Al Awani General Enterprises, Kabale, Omeir Travels, Dr Nader Saab Switzerland, Laboratories Fadia Karam Cosmetics, YAS Channel, Racing Post, Paris Turf, Al Wathba Centre, the UAE's General Women's Union, The Supreme Council for Motherhood and Childhood, the HH Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak Ladies Sports Academy, Abu Dhabi International Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition 2016, Abu Dhabi Equestrian Club, Eastern Mangroves Suites-Abu Dhabi by Jannah, Anantara Eastern Mangroves Spa and Resort.

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TERENCE GILBERT SEA at the Osborne Studio Gallery

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A light hearted look at the racecourse with Terence Gilbert SEA. Gilbert’s father worked at the National Gallery and, as twelve year old lad, he was granted special permission to copy Old Masters and study their techniques. After formal training at Camberwell School of Art, he worked as a freelance illustrator, producing film posters, advertisements for airlines

and tyre companies, also many book covers, with a skill and panache worthy of the finest American graphic artists. An art critic writes : ‘His knowledge of structure and anatomy has enabled him to portray the bodily tension of a sporting or theatrical moment: the leap of a ballet dancer, a jockey’s balance on a race horse.’

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Private collectors bought originals of his book covers, depicting horses and riders against the sublime landscape of the American West. They were also selected for display at the Museum of Western Art in Colorado. In the seventies he painted the National Guard of Saudi Arabia and HH Sheikh Mohammed al Maktoum. Notable collectors and commissions include HH Sheikh Zayed of Abu Dhabi, HH Sheikh Khalifa al Thani, The Emir of Qatar, The Emir of Bahrain and HM The Sultan of Oman. In the nineties Terence moved on to other high profile equestrian subjects: retired Masters of Foxhounds, Derby winners; Yeats, four times winner of

the Ascot Gold Cup, and HM The Queenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s visit to Coolmore Stud. He has exhibited in the United States, Saudi Arabia, Oman, at the Royal College of Art, with the Society of Equestrian Artists, and The Royal Academy Touring Exhibition in Dubai. In 2014 he won the Prize for the Best Arabian work, sponsored by The Arabian Magazine at the Society of Equestrian Artists Annual Open Exhibtion 'The Horse in Art'at the Mall Galleries in London.

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Last year's joint winners Alex Cairns and Matt Johnson are still at the top of the table with 138 and 135 respectively. After the HH Sheikh Fatima bint Mubarak Apprentice World Championship (IFAHR) race at Lingfield the table is as follows: Alex Cairns Matt Johnson Delyth Thomas 2 Gary Capewell 2 Mark Buchan 1 Jenny Owen 1 Delyth Thomas 1 James Owen 1 Jenny Owen 2 Mark Buchan 2 Carol Legg Beverley Deutrom 1 Adam Newey Teresa Kinsey 2 Gary Capewell 1 David Paton Paul Simmons John Elliot James Owen 2 Beverley Deutrom 2 Steve Blackwell Heather Phillpott Alex Banks Teresa Kinsey 1

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Wathba Stud Farm Cup Restricted Maiden Stakes 3+ 1m2f

1. KATRUSIA (RU) 4 gr f Senjermen (RU) - Viviana (FR)

1. AURORA FORTA (AE) 5 b m Abu Alemarat (FR) - Bay Brulee (US)

T: R Ruhtin

T: Peter Hammersley

O: HRS Aktay

O: Forta Stud

B: M U Aibazov

B: Forta Stud

J: Emilie Goudman (Belgium)

J: Simon Walker

2. MAKFARA (RU) 3 ch f Moabit (RU) Moris (RU)

1. SHAAMA (OM) 5 gr m Nizam (GB) Laila (AE)

3. PASHA (RU) 3 gr c Moabit (FR) Pomba (RU)

T: Beverely Deutrom O: HE Sheikh Nasser Al Hashar B: HE Sheikh Nasser Al Hashar J: David Turner

3. DRAKE DE PALMAS (FR) 3 ch c Abu Alemarat (FR) - Karissima (FR)

HEREFORD 28-08-2016 Good

Dist: DH, 8

Wathba Stallions Maiden Stakes 3+ 7f 1. NAISHAAN (FR) 3 ch f No Risk Al Maury (FR) - Horkidee (FR) T: James Owen O: HH Sheikh Hamdan Al Maktoum

O: Christopher Bull

J: Joanna Mason

2. ALRAZEEN (GB) 3 gr c Madjani (FR) Qosheeyya (GB) 3. ALWALEED (FR) 3 ch g Al Saoudi (FR) - Speed Tornade (FR)

Another winner for

1. PARMA T (NL) 8 ch m Nougatin (FR) - Porta T (NL) T: Wayne Bull

B: SNC Shadwell France

Dist: 3, 0.5

Wathba Stallions (0-70) Handicap Stakes 3+ 1m1f

B: G T Zoetelief J: Morgan Winstone (5)

2. KORK MHF (GB) 5 ch g Kaolino (FR) Sonoma Dew (US) 3. UNITY BELLE (FR) 8 ch m Kerbella (FR) - Escada (SA) Dist: 2,8

Another winner fed on

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Wathba Stud Farm Cup (0-45) Handicap Stakes 4+ 1m

1. KAYCLAIRE (GB) 5 b m Dahess (GB) - Kiraa (FR)

1. TRIP TO KHAIRO (GB) 13 b m Khairouan (FR) - Tikis Trip (US)

O: Delyth Thomas

T: Jenny Peyton

J: Simon Walker

O: Jenny Peyton

2. ZAYIN ZAMURAI (GB) 7 gr c Eau Royal (FR) - Jumah (GB)

B: HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Rashid Al Maktoum J: Malcolm Mallow (5)

2. JUST THE TICKET (GB) 6 b g Jiyush (GB) - On The Wing (GB)

T: Delyth Thomas B: Paul Beard

2. JOHARA BINT SHUWAIMAN (GB) 5 b m Shuwaiman Al Bahrain (GB) Princess Proud (GB)

3. SOUTHPAW (GB) 5 ch g WFA Leopard (GB) - Northfield (FR) Dist: 3.5, 1 Wathba Stallions (0-85) Handicap Stakes 3+ 1m4f 1. AL KABEER (GB) 4 ch g Al Jakbar (FR) - Zormania (FR) T: James Owen O: HH Sheikh Hamdan Al Maktoum

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International IFAHR Trophy Group 2 PA 1m2.5f Polytrack

B: Shadwell Estate Co Ltd J: Charlie Price (5)

2. EMIRAATY (FR) 5 gr g No Risk Al Maury (FR) - Horkidee (FR)

1. HANDASSA (FR) 6 ch h Madjani (FR) - Ziva (FR)

2. NAAR (FR) 6 ch m Madjani (FR) Magie De Faust (FR)

T: Francois Rohaut

Dist: 1.5, DH

B: SNC Shadwell France

O: HH Sheikh Hamdan Al Maktoum J: Francois Xavier Bertras

Another winner for

2. MERIH (TUR) 5 gr h Bilgin (TUR) Necme (TUR) 3. VULCAIN DU CLOS (FR) 7 ch h Monsieur Al Maury (FR) - Jamaa Du Breuil (FR)

Another winner fed on Wathba Stud Farm Cup (0-45) Handicap Stakes 4+ 1m

Dist: Time: 2.22.93

Another winner for

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International Malazgirt Trophy Group 1 PA 1m

LINGFIELD 10-09-2016

Turf 1. GUMBURGUMBUR (TUR) 6 ch h Kaizbert (TUR) - Kalamis Esintisi (TUR) T: M. Sezik

HH Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak Apprentice World Championships 3+ 1m Polytrack

1. EMIRAATY (FR) 5 gr g Al Saoudi (FR) - Horkidee (FR)

J: Halis Karatas

T: James Owen

2. ULUER (TUR) 5 b h Saruhanaga(TUR) - Malibu Girl (US)

O: HH Sheikh Hamdan Al Maktoum

3. KAO KAT MHF (US) 7 ch h Kaolino (FR) - Here Kitty Kitty (US)

J: Evin Roman (Puerto Rico)

O: Eng. Alagoz

Dist: 0.5, Time: 1.46.46

B: SNC Shadwell France

2. ALJAWAAHER (FR) 7 gr g Bengali D'Albret (FR) - Tamani (GB) 3. MUNBAHER (FR) 5 ch g Madjani (FR) - Maizaine (FR) Dist: nk,1

Another winner for

DONCASTER 08-09-2016 Good

Another winner fed on

The President of the UAE Cup (UK Arabian Derby) Group 1 PA 1m2f

Chantilly, France 11-09-2016

1. LIGHTNING BOLT (FR) 4 ch c Munjiz (FR) - Oleya Du Loup (FR)

1. AL MOURTAJEZ (FR) 6 gr h Dahess (GB) - Arwa (FR)

T: Karin Van Den Bos (NL)

T: Thomas Fourcy

O: Mr L Waterland

O: Al Shaqab Racing

B: Karin Van Den Bos (NL)

B: H. Mousli, Mme. N. Mousalli, F. Al Elweet

J: Adrie De Vries

2. TAYF (FR) 4 gr c Amer (SA) - Djelmila (FR) 3. KHATAAB (FR) 4 gr c Amer (SA) Djelana (FR) Dist: Hd, 0.5 Time: 2.22.05

Qatar Cup - Prix Dragon Group 1 PA 1m2f Good

J: Julien Auge

2. MAJEED (QA) 6 gr h Amer (SA) Zabieh (FR) 3. TM THUNDER STRUCK (US) 6 gr h Majd Al Arab (GB) - Bonnet (US) Dist: 7, nk Time: 2.11.43

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