Hama-sana
The fifth periodic race held by the Syrian Association for Purebred Arabian Horses and Basil Al-Assad Equestrian Club in Hama was concluded in cooperation with the Horses Office of the Ministry of Agriculture and Agrarian Reform.
The race, which included seven runs, resulted in the horse’s victory in the earthquake of Zein by its owner Hassan Al-Zein, who won first place in the first half for pure Syrian horses, “fourth degree,” and in the second half for registered horses “fourth degree,” Rami the Syrian horse won by its owner Hussam Aliwi, and in the third half for pure horses “third degree” The horse won the Mahaini platform for its owner Moaz Mahaini.
In the fourth round for the registered horses "third class" the gallant horse Sila won for its owner, Dr. Muhammad Al-Hazouri, and the fifth game for the pure horses "fourth degree" resulted in the victory of Kabir Arida for its owner, the heirs of Fayez Arida, and in the sixth round for the pure Syrian horses registered "first and second degree" the horse Mukhtar Hassouna For its owner, Rida Mansour, while he won the title of the seventh round and the grand prize, Al-Jawad, and Al-Kour returned to its owner, Shadi Al-Kour.
Head of Basil Al-Assad Equestrian Club in Hama Zahir Jalaghi explained in a statement to SANA Sports correspondent that the race was attended by 46 horses from the governorates of Hama, Homs, Damascus and Latakia, and witnessed strong competitions in all rounds, and excitement, competition and the spirit of competition were strongly present in most of its activities.
The director of the equestrian facility in Hama, Abdul Raouf Al-Khani, pointed out that the race was well organized, whether on the stands or inside the track, and witnessed a large crowd attendance, which indicated the great popularity of this sport in Hama, adding that the establishment of speed races plays an important role in the development of the game, especially with the presence of the facility. A civilization extending over a large area that includes large numbers of purebred Arabian horses.
The director of the Police Equestrian Club, Lieutenant Colonel Mahmoud Al-Masry, stated that his club's knights have achieved advanced positions in most of the race's runs due to their constant readiness to race and their participation in all past races, noting that this race allowed their horses and riders to friction and increase experience in the sport of parents and grandparents.
Salem Al Hussein
