The Oman Racing Club organised the 18th race meeting at Al Wattayah Racecourse on Wednesday evening, featuring six races including contests for Purebred Arabian horses, locally produced Arabians and Thoroughbreds over distances ranging from 1,500m to 2,000m.
In the opening race, “Wadi Adai” for locally produced Purebred Arabians over 1,500m, 'Samood RS' secured first place, owned by Said bin Ali al Riyami, trained by Khalfan bin Ali al Riyami and ridden by Mazin bin Mubarak al Yahyaei.
In the second race, “Al Sadd” for Purebred Arabian horses over 1,500m, 'SS Ar Sarab' clinched first place, owned by Said bin Mohammed al Farsi, trained by Mohammed bin Ibrahim al Farsi and ridden by Adam bin Talib al Balushi.
The third race, “Mina Al Fahal” for locally produced Purebred Arabians over 2,000m, saw 'Hammam' claim top honours, owned by Sultan bin Said al Maskari, trained by Khalid bin Said al Maskari and ridden by Adam bin Talib al Balushi.
In the fourth race, “Al Hamriyah” for Purebred Arabians over 2,000m, 'Kashmir' finished first, owned by Khamis bin Abdullah al Abri, trained by Hussein bin Ali al Sunaidi and partnered by Anas bin Salim al Siyabi.
The fifth race, “Al Sarooj” for Thoroughbreds over 2,000m, was won by 'Prima Sammer', owned by Majid bin Ali al Maamari, trained by Mohammed bin Salim al Siyabi and ridden by Anas bin Salim al Siyabi.
The sixth race, “Al Wattayah” for Purebred Arabians over 2,000m, concluded the meeting with 'Al Reem' taking first place, owned by the Royal Cavalry, trained by Mohammed bin Issa al Balushi and ridden by Al Moatasim bin Said al Balushi.
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