Author: IFAHR

MAHANY DE PIBOUL ridden apprentice jockey Rebecca Steel Glove and trained byCamilla Nilsson wins the 1600 m race in the Emirates breeding program.result as follow:

Horse Racing Club Appreciation Award for Arabian Horses (Stakes)The winner: Qasoura Al-Khalidiya, daughter of Laith Al-KhalidiyaOwner: Al Khalidiya StablesCoach: Saad MutlaqImagination: Abdullah Al-AwfiDistance: 1600 mTime: 1:49.52

Mohaymin stormed home to win the Lill cup 2100 m ,trained by Eriksson Annelie andridden by Tapia Dalbark Andreas.Results as follow:

Newmarket based trainer James Owen scored a one-two with his homebred half-sisters, Mayfair and Victoria in the Emirates Breeders (0-70) Handicap at Brighton this evening. Mayfair, partnered by Miss Rhea Betts, won by one and a half lengths from Victoria, ridden by Miss Teagan Padgett, both jockeys are amateurs who are attached to Owen’s stable. Betts, whose first winner came at the track last year was delighted, saying, “It’s lovely to have my family here, I think they’re my good luck charms! Mayfair can normally travel quite well at the start and then we often seem to get outpaced but…

The Arabian Racing Organisation (ARO) looks forward to the £4,000 Emirates Breeders (0-70) Handicap on Sunday September 3, to be run over an extended five furlongs at Brighton. Looking to recapture past glories is the top weight Storm Troupour, who has now joined the stable of Mitchell Hunt in Somerset. The well-travelled son of Nivour de Cardonne started his career in the USA, and has since had success in the UK, Sweden, and the UAE. A winner of a Group 3PA over six furlongs on the All Weather, he has also been Group 1PA placed at that trip on good…

Al-Hatab got off the mark on the seventh attempt in the Emirates Breeders (0-55) Handicap which had to be rescheduled from Brighton on August 11 after adverse weather required the meeting to be abandoned. The £4,000 race run over a mile and a quarter featured the same nine runners as had been declared previously. Partnered by Mohammed Tabti, the five-year-old won by three and a quarter lengths from Heritage Valentino and Billy Loughnane, with Aloof and amateur Lewis Saunders seven lengths away in third. Trainer Peter Hammersley who owns Al-Hatab in partnership with his breeder Julie Kelway, was delighted with the…

The Arabian Racing Organisation (ARO) looks forward to the Emirates Breeders (0-55) Handicap on Wednesday August 23 which had to be rescheduled from Brighton on August 11 after adverse weather required the meeting to be abandoned. The £4,000 race to be run over a mile and a quarter will feature the same nine runners as had been declared previously. Distance winner Heritage Valentino is one of four runners for the seasons leading trainer James Owen who will be partnered by Billy Loughnane. Fifth behind both Al-Hatab and Belle Angelique over an extended seven furlongs last time, he should be better…

France may have a new flying filly as the four-year-old Al Doha gained her first Group 1PA win in the UAE President Cup – UK Arabian Derby at Doncaster this afternoon. Winning by just a neck from her stable mate, Al Shaqab’s Ghadah, it gave her owner HH Sheikh Abdullah bin Khalifa Al Thani, her trainer Thomas Fourcy and jockey Olivier Peslier as second consecutive win in the £80,000 mile and a quarter race, which they won with Abbes in 2021. A further length and a quarter behind in third was Athbah Racing’s Thakeera Al Shahania, ridden by Joanna Mason…

In his first race over 1,600m on dirt, for males and females for 3-year-old and older, Clapton AJR confirmed that he inherited from his father Mared Al Sahra, Group 1 winning producer, all the stamina and desire to race when he won the Prize UAE President Cup Mondial – Brazil at Cidade Jardim Hippodrome. With a strong attack by Obstinado Rach (Atentaddo VE x Obsession Rach by Voltaire Rach) under the leadership of Ruberlei Viana, who dominated the race up to 800 meters, jockey Antonio Mesquita requested and Clapton AJR (Mared Al Sahra x Cowboys Gal by Wiking) responded to…

The Arabian Racing Organisation (ARO) looks forward to the Emirates Breeders (0-55) Handicap at Brighton on Friday August 11 in which Peter Hammersley hopes to celebrate 40 years of training with a win. His two runners, Al-Hatab and Belle Angelique, face a further seven contenders, including four from current leading ARO trainer James Owen, in the £4,000, mile and a quarter contest. Hammersley sent out his first runner, El Rih Sarsar on the 13 August 1983 and though he’s not trained continuously, since 2007 he’s recorded 83 winners under ARO rules. Moving yards at the start of the season to the…