The Seventh International Purebred Arabian Horse Beauty Show has concluded at the King Abdulaziz Arabian Horse Centre in Riyadh, with 451 purebred Arabian horses taking part from around the world. The competition ran for four days and drew a strong turnout of enthusiasts of this storied equestrian tradition.

Al Adhba Stud, owned by His Royal Highness Prince Ahmed bin Abdulaziz, achieved outstanding results in the Saudi-bred championship, with its horses claiming gold, silver and bronze medals across several categories — a testament to the stud's quality breeding and its leading role in raising purebred Arabian horses.

Al Adhba Stud's results at the show

Fillies championship

  • Filly "Ishaa Al Adhba": silver medal, one-year category.
  • Filly "Ishraq Al Adhba": gold medal, two-to-three-year category.
  • Filly "Zeenah Al Adhba": silver medal, two-to-three-year category.

Colts championship

  • Colt "Abi Al Adhba": silver medal, one-year category.
  • Colt "Aban Al Adhba": gold medal, two-to-three-year category, by unanimous judges' decision.

Mares championship

  • Mare "Manarah Al Adhba": gold medal.

Saudi-bred stallions championship

  • Stallion "Khraisan Al Adhba": gold medal.
  • Stallion "Fahd Al Adhba": silver medal.
  • Stallion "Balsam Al Adhba": bronze medal.

International stallions championship

The stallion "Alejandro," owned by His Royal Highness Prince Abdulaziz bin Ahmed bin Abdulaziz, won gold in the stallions competition, continuing his exceptional record after three previous World Arabian Horse Beauty Championship titles.

Celebrating the purebred Arabian horse

The show is one of the most important events highlighting the beauty and authenticity of the Arabian horse, reinforcing the Kingdom's standing as a leading home for purebred horses and confirming its excellence in equestrian sport.