Bahrain: The second round of the third edition of the Emirates Arabian Horse Global Cup (EAHGC) is set to commence tomorrow evening in the Kingdom of Bahrain at the Bahrain International Endurance Village. A total of 106 horses, owned by 72 participants, will compete in this global series organized by the United Arab Emirates, aiming to support Arabian horse owners and breeders worldwide.
According to Emirates News Agency, the EAHGC underscores the UAE's leading role in developing events, competitions, and services related to Arabian horses, while strengthening their global standing. Purebred Arabian horses represent an integral part of the UAE's cultural heritage and national identity, serving as a key pillar in supporting owners and breeders and expanding international participation in the sector.
The championship is being held under the follow-up of Sheikh Zayed bin Hamad Al Nahyan, Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Emirates Arabian Horse Society (EAHS) and Chairman of the Higher Organising Committee. The third edition comprises several rounds staged across different continents, reflecting the global stature of UAE initiatives supporting Arabian horses.
The Bahrain leg will span over two days, featuring competitions for yearling colts and fillies, junior colts and fillies, as well as senior mares and stallions. The event will conclude with the championship finals across all categories. The first round of the third edition was previously held in Australia on 30-31 January 2026, and subsequent rounds are scheduled in Morocco, the United States, China, Italy, and Brazil, ensuring a global reach.
Through this truly global series, the UAE continues to reinforce its pioneering role in supporting purebred Arabian horses and enhancing their international presence, contributing to the preservation and development of this rich heritage for future generations.