MUSCAT : The first victory was crowned by the pony Jawhar. Led by jockey Amer bin Ali Al-Rasbi and supervised by trainer Fahd bin Abadi Al-Hajri, the pony won in the third round of the third horse race, organized by the Royal Horse Racing Club on the Al Rahba Racecourse in the Wilayat of Barka, for purebred Arabian horses for a distance of 1800 metres.
The second coronation of the Royal Cavalry came on the Al Ain Racecourse in the United Arab Emirates, where the horse ‘Mokaddam’ won first place in the sixth race, which was allocated to purebred Arabian horses for a distance of 1,800 meters. It was led by jockey Ray Dawson and supervised by coach Ibrahim Al-Hadrami. The horse ‘Al Mubhir’ of the Royal Cavalry achieved second place in the seventh race of the same event.
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The horse, Fatina of the Royal Cavalry, won first place at the French Bordeaux racecourse, which was devoted to purebred Arabian horses for a distance of 1,400 metres. It was led by jockey Anthony Christius and supervised by coach Ferdic Senchaz.
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