The Higher Organizing Committee of the UAE President’s Cup for Purebred Arabian Horses recently convened its periodic meeting at the Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental hotel in Abu Dhabi. The gathering brought together key committee figures including Sultan Al Hemeiri, Matar Al Yabhouni Al Dhaheri, Musalam Al Amri, and Committee Secretary-General Faisal Al Rahmani.
During the session, officials evaluated outcomes from the ongoing 33rd edition, highlighting strong engagement across historic international racecourses. Discussions focused on the broad participation of leading breeders and owners, high spectator attendance, and extensive media coverage spanning four continents that underscores the series’ global stature. Which have drawn notable attention at the world’s most historic racecourses, along with the exceptional successes and achievements they have de, the meeting reviewed the results of the legs staged within the 33rd edition. The public turnout, and the media and marketing campaigns that have accompanied the Prestigious Cup’s races across four continents, reflecting the elevated standing the series now holds on the map of world horse racing, these span the participation of elite owners and breeders.
Organizers also outlined logistical frameworks and schedules for upcoming legs to guarantee exceptional execution. Additional talks centered on expanding partnerships with international racing authorities, introducing new programs, and scaling up digital promotional campaigns to engage a wider global audience. Setting out the organisational and logistical plans necessary to ensure they are delivered to the highest standards, the committee also discussed preparations for the remaining legs.
Established in 1994 based on the vision of the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the tournament aims to promote and elevate the status of Arabian horses worldwide. Across its 33-year history, bolstered by the ongoing backing of UAE Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister, and Chairman of the Presidential Court His Highness Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the competition has grown into the premier and most valuable event of its discipline, solidifying the nation’s leadership in global equestrian heritage.
