Arabian horses auctioned at Damascus International Fair

Damascus-Sana

Within the activities of the Damascus International Fair on its third day, visitors to the exhibition continued the international horse auction organized by the Arabian Horses Bureau at the Ministry of Agriculture and Agrarian Reform with the participation of a number of Syrian horses of pure origin.

The auction, which was held in front of the pavilion of the agricultural exhibition and participated in a distinguished group of horses with breeds known in Syria for many years compete from breeders for the acquisition of horses on display because of these qualities of horses and beauty, which distinguishes them from the rest of the horses of the world.

Director of the Arabian Horse Office, Ghiath Al-Shayeb, said in a statement to SANA that the auction will be held within the exhibition with the participation of 24 horses in two phases, the first dedicated to the pure Syrian horses, which was held today and witnessed a remarkable turnout of breeders and visitors, during which 12 horses were sold, 4 of which were sold.

Al Shayeb said that the second phase of the auction will be held during the coming days of the exhibition and will be attended by 14 horses of registered Arab horses and is expected to witness a growing demand, pointing out that the exhibition is an important opportunity to market the Syrian Arabian horse and give it real economic value.

For his part, the founding member of the Syrian Society for Purebred Arabian Bassel Al-Jadaan pointed to the distinguished position held by the Syrian Arabian horse, which has its roots in the depth of history, which made him admired by Arab horse lovers around the world.

Al-Jadaan pointed out that the auctions are one of the important activities of the Arabian horses, which is an excellent opportunity for breeders and equestrian lovers to get acquainted with the best produced pure and registered horses.

A number of visitors expressed their admiration for the horses that were displayed from different breeds, while a number of horse breeders participating in the auction pointed to the need to intensify such activities because of their importance in highlighting and developing Syrian Arabian horses.

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