Saudi riders Ibrahim Al-Seghayer, Faisal Al-Qurashi, and Abdullah BalSharaf will represent Saudi Arabia in the 120km Endurance World Championship for Young Horses in Italy, with 100 riders from 22 countries.
The event will begin on Saturday with a veterinary inspection and an opening ceremony, introducing the riders, followed by the race on Sunday.
This participation underscores Saudi Arabia's commitment to advancing its presence in international equestrian sports.
Riyadh, September 29, 2024 – Saudi riders Ibrahim Al-Seghayer, Faisal Al-Qurashi, and Abdullah BalSharaf are set to represent Saudi Arabia in the prestigious 120km Endurance World Championship for Young Horses. The championship, scheduled to take place in Italy, will see participation from 100 riders representing 22 different countries, showcasing a high level of international competition in the endurance racing discipline.
The event kicks off on Saturday with the veterinary inspection of the participating horses, ensuring their readiness for the demanding race. Following the inspection, an opening ceremony will be held, where riders from each nation will be formally introduced to the audience and fellow competitors. The much-anticipated race itself is slated to commence on Sunday, as the riders navigate the challenging 120km course, testing both their endurance and their horses' stamina.
The participation of the Saudi riders in this international event highlights the Kingdom's growing presence in the equestrian world and its commitment to developing talent in global competitive sports.