Al Bilad newspaper Al Qudra Village hosts international and local qualifying races in the last competitions of the 2023/2024 sports season – 2024-03-29 09:52:22

Tomorrow, Friday, the international and local Ramadan qualifying races will begin at the Bahrain International Endurance Village in the last competitions of the 2023/2024 sports season, organized by the Royal Bahraini Equestrian and Endurance Racing Federation.

The races will begin at three-thirty in the afternoon, where the village will witness the start of the 160 km international race (3-star rating), the 100 km international and local qualifying race (star rating), the start of the 120 km international qualifying race (2-star rating), and the start of the local qualifying races. For a distance of 40 and 80 km.

The Royal Bahrain Equestrian and Endurance Racing Federation organized the veterinary examination of the horses at the Bahrain International Endurance Village in the presence of a large number of participating horsemen, where the arbitration and veterinary committees supervised the process of veterinary examination of the horses and their numbering, in addition to the process of weighing the horsemen.

Multiple distances

The races will be held in several stages, as the 40 km race will be held in one stage (red colour) for a distance of 40 km.

The 80 km race will be held in 3 stages: The first stage (red color) is for a distance of 40 km, and the second and third stages (yellow color) are for a distance of 30 km each, while the 100 km race will be held in 3 stages: the first stage (red color) for a distance of 40 km, the second stage (blue color) for a distance of 30 km. km, the third stage (green color) for a distance of 30 km.

The 120 km race will be in 4 stages: the first stage (red color) for a distance of 40 km, the second stage (blue color) for a distance of 30 km, the third stage (green color) for a distance of 30 km, and the fourth stage (yellow color) for a distance of 20 km.

The 160 km race will witness 5 stages: the first stage (red color) for a distance of 40 km, the second stage (blue color) for a distance of 35 km, the third stage (green color) for a distance of 35 km, the fourth stage (white color) for a distance of 30 km, the fifth stage ( Yellow color) for a distance of 20.

Championship committees

The Royal Bahraini Equestrian and Endurance Racing Federation approved the championship committees; The jury will be headed by Saeed Khamis Al-Balushi from Oman, and includes Abdul Samad Al-Bosta, Fahd Majid Al-Rumaihi, Jehangir Yassin, Mahdi Hassan Al-Kulaiti, Ali Ghuloum, Haidar Rafii, Hassan Ali Ghuloum, technical delegate Muhammad Dadallah, chief commissioner Salem Al-Balushi from Oman, and members Munir Al-Dimistani, Syed Hameed Marzouk, Saud Al-Mohammed, Walid Al-Ajmi and Nasser. Al-Mutlaq, Mahmoud Al-Dimistani, Dhaif Al-Dimistani, Mishal Muhammad Al-Abdullah, Chairman of the Veterinary Committee Sabah Al-Kaabi, Foreign Veterinary Commissioner Ali Teskin Ozdemir from Turkey, members Abbas Al-Haiki (Bahrain), Hassan Al-Hashim, Muhammad Ibrahim Al-Hammad (Saudi Arabia), and from Bahrain Abdul Rahman Abu Al-Shouk, Sherine Adel Al-Qazzaz, Yas Al-Makna, and Wadi’a Hassan. Al-Maabad, Muhammad Naji Othman, the treating veterinarians Ibrahim Youssef, Mustafa Saeed, Milo Kanabo, Muhammad Hamdi Al-Abd, Abdullah Sami Attia, Sayed Hussein Nasser, Rayan Al-Sammak, Karim Alwan, and Ahmed Mandil, the Commissioner of Horse Blood Samples and Doping Testing, Nizar Kalathal Bedikal, the Director of Veterinary Services, Ibrahim Youssef, and the laboratory technician, Mirghani Jilani. And the horse blood samples and doping test technician, Ahmed Dhaif.

Many goals

A number of riders confirmed that there are many goals in the international and local qualifying races that they seek to achieve in today’s races.

Knight Faisal Hamid from the Al-Nasr team, which will participate in the 120 km race, said that the team is fully prepared to participate, and added, “Yes, there is no doubt that we have many goals to achieve. We will enter with a technical plan from the technical staff that we seek to implement completely in order to finish the race successfully. I believe that the race will be Be careful of all participants.

Jockey Nayef Mubarak from the Al Fursan team shared the opinion of jockey Faisal Hamid, as Nayef Mubarak stressed that goals are the basis of these races and the race must be finished successfully. He added, “I think that competition will not be strongly present in the race because finishing the race is the ultimate goal, but I expect The races should witness good speed from the riders.”

Victorious team rider Hamad Ayman, who will participate in the 100 km race, said that the stages will be strong in the race, and he continued, “The team is always present in all the races, and the technical staff has developed a plan to achieve the goals through the always strong presence of the Victorious team, and we as riders will strive to provide the best levels and finish the races.” “Successfully.”