“Al-Othman” wins the English Horse Award

The pony “Othman”, owned by way of Mohamed Aziz Bennani, received the King Mohammed VI Award for purebred English horses, throughout the 10th consultation of the Moroccan World Horse Racing Discussion board, which happened lately, Saturday, on the Anfa race observe in Casablanca.

The pony “Othman”, which used to be ridden by way of the jockey Aziz Jabavi, shined on this primary pageant integrated at the first day of the world match, arranged by way of the Royal Horse Encouragement Corporate, and used to be devoted to purebred English horses, noting that the second one day might be devoted to purebred Arabian horse races.

A few of the races integrated in at the present time’s program additionally used to be the Grand Prix for Breeders, which used to be received by way of the mare “Girl Aida”, which used to be owned by way of Nicola Bloodstock and used to be ridden by way of the jockey Jancek Václav, along with the Grand Prix for House owners, which went to the pony “Black Cancaster”, which used to be within the Owned by way of Tobias Jones and ridden by way of Quillum Kodjay.

As for the grand prize of the Royal Horse Encouragement Corporate, which falls throughout the World Sequence of Operating Problem, its name went to the pony “Shinein’ Daybreak,” which is owned by way of Samir Fannan and ridden by way of the jockey Zuhair Madihi, whilst the grand prize by way of Jean-Pierre Laforest (two-year-old horses) went to the pony “Dejoie.” Val” is owned by way of Val Stud and is ridden by way of the jockey Rachid Amnai.

Alternatively, the Mediterranean Award name used to be received by way of the mare “Breving”, which is owned by way of Tariq Mansour and ridden by way of the jockey Abdel-Ilah Al-Gharras, whilst the mare “Walker Inexperienced”, which is owned by way of Al-Sakab Racing and ridden by way of the jockey, Elaine Linea Pernetta, received the Figuntry Award (newbie feminine jockeys). The mare “Rine de Zemmour”, owned by way of Moussa Ezzedine and ridden by way of the knight Moussa Mohamed, received the Vichy Prize.