Under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President of the UAE, Prime Minister, and Ruler of Dubai, the 22nd edition of the Dubai International Arabian Horse Championship (DIAHC) will be held from March 21-23 at the Dubai World Trade Centre.
Preparations are underway for the championship — an event celebrating the grace and heritage of Purebred Arabian horses taking place at the Conference Hall 7-8 over three days.
The announcement came during a judges selection draw held at Dubai World Trade Centre, attended by Qusai Obaidalla, Dubai International Arabian Horse Championship Director and Board Member; Khalid Al Hammadi, SVP DXB Live DWTC; Abdullah Lootah, Assistant VP Production and Delivery DXB Live DWTC; Saif Ahli; and Adel Alfalasi, Dubai International Arabian Horse Championship Executive Manager.
The Dubai International Arabian Horse Championship is regarded as one of the world’s most prestigious horse competitions, making it a must-attend event for the biggest and most well-respected owners of Arabian horses and elite stables.
Coinciding with the holy month of Ramadan, this year’s event will feature a distinct aura of heritage and tradition, allowing horse enthusiasts, sports enthusiasts, and families to enjoy special Ramadan evenings filled with fun activities for visitors of all ages.
The show’s 10 judges and two reserves were selected by a raffle draw from a pool of 23 highly experienced judges.
The draw selected James Constanti from the US, Murilo Kammer from Brazil, Tarek Hamza from Egypt, Elyas Ebrahim Faraj from Bahrain, Anna Stojanowska from Poland, Christine Valette from France, Christine Jamar from Belgium, Gideon Reisel from the Netherlands, Eric Gear from France, and Urs Aeschebacher from Switzerland. The draw also selected reserve judges, including Jonas Salzmann from Kuwait and Mark Veray from France.
All of the invitees have participated in judging panels at previous editions of the Dubai International Arabian Horse Championship.
“We have carefully selected the judges, ensuring that they represent a diverse range of expertise and uphold the highest standards of fairness, said Qusai Obaidalla.
“Their extensive experience in Arabian horse competitions will contribute to the integrity and prestige of the event. Additionally, we are honoured to host this championship during the holy month of Ramadan, adding a deeper cultural and spiritual significance to the occasion.
“We look forward to a remarkable competition that celebrates the beauty, heritage, and excellence of Purebred Arabian horses.”
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