The First Equestrian Team Fahad Rashid Al Amri recently celebrated the success of Cyrine Cherif and Khalid Mohammed Al Emadi at the Big Tour in Doha, Qatar. Cherif showcased her exceptional skills by claiming both first and second positions in the competition. She rode Triple T Calamando Blue and Van Gallettana Z to error-free performances, securing the top two spots in the contest. On the other hand, Al Emadi, riding Chikita, posted the fastest time in the Big Tour but settled for third place due to four penalties. Director Al Amri presented the trophies to Cherif and Al Emadi, further boosting their achievements in the sport.
Cherif’s stellar performance in the Big Tour extended her lead in the standings, reaching 108 points and maintaining a 10-point lead over the second-placed Sheikh Khalifa Al Thani. Nasser Al Ghazali, Hamad Nasser Al Qadi, and Ghanim Nasser Al Qadi rounded out the top five competitors in the leaderboard. The Vice President of Al Khor Club Mohammed Mubarak Al Mohannadi honored the podium winners of the Open Class, recognizing the talent and skill displayed by the riders in the competition.
In the Open Class, Faris Saad Al Qahtani impressed the spectators with a stellar ride on Hidiene, clinching victory with a time of 42.15 seconds. Ali Saeed Al Misnad, who previously won the Medium Tour, once again showcased his talent by finishing in second place on Calgary VD Haterbeek Z. Jassim Al Jaham Al Kuwari rounded out the podium with a strong performance on Cesar Des Marquets. The Vice President of Al Khor Club also honored the podium winners of the Open Class, highlighting the competitiveness and sportsmanship of the riders.
Head of the Longines Hathab Sports Committee, Nouf Al Mansour, expressed her satisfaction with the season’s competitions, emphasizing the role of the Hathab Tour in fostering skill enhancement among the riders. She praised the platform for discovering and refining riders, preparing them for international championships and strengthening Qatar’s equestrian teams with skilled competitors. Al Mansour’s remarks underscored the importance of the Hathab Tour in shaping the future of equestrian sports in Qatar and promoting excellence in riding skills.
Overall, the recent success of Cyrine Cherif, Khalid Mohammed Al Emadi, and other talented riders at the Big Tour in Qatar highlights the growth and competitiveness of equestrian sports in the region. The recognition and support from key figures in the industry, such as Director Fahad Rashid Al Amri and Vice President Mohammed Mubarak Al Mohannadi, further emphasize the importance of promoting and nurturing equestrian talent in Qatar. With a strong focus on skill enhancement and sportsmanship, events like the Longines Hathab Tour continue to elevate the level of competition and prepare riders for success on the international stage.
