Details of the 22nd session of the Ajman Arabian Horse Beauty Championship 2025

The activities of the 22nd edition of the Ajman Arabian Horse Beauty Championship 2025 kicked off yesterday evening, Thursday, January 9, and will continue for three days in the Al Zorah area, with the support of the Emirates Arabian Horse Society, and under the patronage of Sheikh Humaid bin Rashid Al Nuaimi, Member of the Supreme Council and Ruler of Ajman, and the follow-up and supervision of Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Crown Prince of Ajman, Chairman of the Executive Council.

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Ajman Horse Beauty Championship Details 289 horses from the most famous owners and the most prominent and oldest stables in the UAE will compete in the championship rounds. The participating horses are distinguished by having won multiple championship titles in the UAE and abroad.

The competitions are judged by judges from the UAE and the Gulf States, which reflects the success of national cadres in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries in managing major equestrian championships.

Statements by the Chairman of the Supreme Organizing Committee of the Championship Khalid Ghanem Al Ameri, Chairman of the Supreme Organizing Committee of the Championship, stressed that the patronage of the Ruler of Ajman and the support of His Highness Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Al Nuaimi for the Championship have had a great impact in promoting this sport, which represents part of the UAE’s cultural heritage.

He added that "the Crown Prince of Ajman pays special attention to supporting horse owners, whether by offering valuable prizes or sponsoring competitions that contribute to highlighting the beauty of purebred Arabian horses. His Highness also encourages the organization of events that bring together equestrian enthusiasts and enhance the position of the UAE as a leading destination in horse sports globally and to introduce the authenticity of Arabian horses and their distinctive value in Arab and Islamic heritage."

He pointed out that "the Crown Prince of Ajman is keen to involve families in equestrian sports and enhance their presence in heritage events accompanying the championships. His Highness directs that these championships be an opportunity to bring together members of society of all ages, as equestrian sports complement other heritage activities, such as handicraft shows, popular foods, and cultural shows that reflect the Emirati identity."

He added that “the championship enhances the generations’ connection with their heritage, and allows children and youth to learn about the importance of horses in the history of the Emirates and their position as an integral part of the national culture, noting that these events contribute to consolidating the family spirit and promoting authentic Emirati values, which makes the championship more inclusive and attractive to all members of society.”

The first day witnessed strong competitions in 9 categories: one-year-old fillies in 4 categories “A, B, C, D”, two-year-old fillies in 3 categories “A, B, C”, 3-year-old fillies, and mares 4 years old and above.

The tournament organizers invited the public to attend the tournament’s activities, which include the “Heritage Village” as an accompanying activity that displays the products of youth and craftsmen’s projects, in addition to performances of folk songs and cultural and artistic paintings.