His Highness Shaikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa, representing HM the King in humanitarian work and youth affairs, recently attended the veterinary inspection for the World Endurance Championship. Shaikh Nasser, who also captains the Royal Endurance Team, will ride the horse Everest la Majorie in the upcoming championship. He will be joined by other jockeys like His Highness Shaikh Isa bin Faisal bin Rashid Al Khalifa, Jaafar Mirza, Othman Al Awadhi, and Salman Isa, as well as reserve jockeys Sarhan Hameed and Hamad Isa.
The veterinary inspection took place in Monpazier, France, where 145 jockeys from 39 countries will compete in a 160 km race on Saturday. Notable figures like HH Shaikh Khalid bin Hamad Al Khalifa and HH Shaikh Faisal bin Rashid Al Khalifa were also present at the event. Shaikh Nasser led the team’s final training session, emphasizing the importance of following the technical plan and showcasing the team’s advanced skills and performance.
Shaikh Nasser expressed confidence in the team’s abilities and recognized the tough competition they will face at the World Championship. He wished the Royal Endurance Team the best of luck in securing top ranks and retaining their title. This event is a showcase of the team’s skills and dedication, highlighting their commitment to excellence in endurance racing.
The presence of highly skilled and experienced jockeys in the Royal Endurance Team bodes well for their chances in the championship. Shaikh Nasser’s leadership and guidance will be instrumental in ensuring the team is well-prepared for the race. With the support of the Bahraini officials and equestrian community, the team is poised for success at the World Endurance Championship.
The World Endurance Championship is a significant event for the equestrian community, showcasing the top talents in the sport from around the world. The Royal Endurance Team’s participation in the championship reflects Bahrain’s commitment to excellence in equestrian sports. Shaikh Nasser’s involvement in the event further demonstrates the country’s dedication to promoting youth development and sportsmanship.
As the championship approaches, all eyes will be on the Royal Endurance Team as they vie for top honors in the 160 km race. The team’s preparation and training, under the leadership of Shaikh Nasser, have positioned them as formidable contenders in the championship. With the support of their fellow jockeys and officials, the team is set to make Bahrain proud at the World Endurance Championship.
