Albadeia Stud, established in 1935 by Mr Ahmed Marei, is Egypt’s oldest private Arabian horse breeding operation. Under the leadership of Dr Nasr Marei,...
Katherine Bertram provides her annual report from the Arena of Dreams at the 2025 Horse of the Year Show.
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Mulawa Arabian Stud is our premier sponsor for 2025, and we are honoured to share their history of their fifty-plus years breeding programme through...
For over forty years, paintings by American artist Deborah Rush have been collected internationally. Her artwork is represented in 22 different countries worldwide. Deborah’s...
Last year, Albidayer Stud in the United Arab Emirates debuted their new colt, Azzaam al Amal, at the World Championships in Paris. Immediately, this...
The Australasian Arabian Breeders Coalition (AABC) International Championships stands apart as an event unlike any other in our region. Conceived with a clear and...
Rapid research progress in the field of equine microbiomics has inspired a comprehensive special collection within the March issue of the Equine Veterinary Journal...
The championship finals brought electric energy to the arena, with strong performances across all categories and enthusiastic crowd support throughout the event. The combination...
Writers, broadcasters and photographers are to be recognised for their contribution to the promotion of Arabian racing with the 2017 renewal of the Dubai...
Words and photography by Anette Mattsson www.fotografmattsson.comLead Picture: Patria The year 2016 is when the foundations for many of us were shaken to such an...
On 11 January 2015, a leggy chestnut colt was born to the Nader Al Jamal (Ansata Sinan x Savannah CC) daughter DG Givenchy, herself a daughter of LM Sadunga (ex Spruce Tamin) sired by the wonderful El Perfecto (Vallehermoso x Example), the straight Spanis
Professor van Weeren, commenting in the current issue of the Equine Veterinary Journal (EVJ), suggests that equine lameness needs to be redefined to reflect...