Fourth Leg of Longines Hathab to Conclude Tomorrow

Mdmar – Doha

The second day of the fourth leg of the 10th edition of the Longines Hathab Qatar Equestrian Tour took place on Friday at the Qatar Equestrian Federation’s indoor arena, featuring the Future Riders class at 70cm, the Open Tour at 110cm, and the individual and team Gold Tour competitions at 140cm.

The tour is organised by the Qatar Equestrian Federation in partnership with Al Shaqab and runs until June 2027.

In the Future Riders class at 70cm, Nayla Mohammed Al Thani claimed first place with an optimum time of 49.81 seconds aboard Malqa. Manar Rashid Al Shahwani finished second in 50.31 seconds aboard Coco Chanel, while Mohammed Abdulrahman Al Marri took third place in 50.42 seconds aboard Geel. Ali bin Youssef Al Rumaihi, Vice-Chairman of the Championship’s Organising Committee, presented the awards to the winners.

In the Open Tour at 110cm, Saeed Hamad Juma secured first place in 45.75 seconds aboard Dorus. Ghanem Nasser Al Qadi finished second in 45.9 seconds aboard Foria, while Ali Khalid Al Obaidli came third in 46.8 seconds aboard Roxette.

In the junior category of the same tour, Al Obaidli claimed first place in 46.8 seconds aboard Roxette, followed by Abdullah Mohammed Al Marri in 46.97 seconds aboard Kurt Lily. Alia Ahmed Al Khater finished third in 49.71 seconds aboard Denver. Khujim Faraj Al Athba, Head of the Veterinary and Nutrition Department at the Qatar Equestrian Federation, presented the awards to the winners.

In the individual Gold Tour at 140cm, Sireen Sharif claimed first place in 29.82 seconds aboard Triple T. Hamad Nasser Al Qadi finished second in 30.66 seconds aboard Happy Tina, while Abdulaziz Khalid Al Bukhari took third place in 30.88 seconds aboard Genghis. All three riders completed their rounds without faults.

In the team competition, Al Kass Channels claimed first place with a combined time of 65.93 seconds, followed by Al Shaqab Academy in 68.25 seconds. Al Salam finished third with a combined time of 64.35 seconds. Ali bin Youssef Al Rumaihi presented the awards to the winners.

The fourth leg will conclude on Saturday with the Future Riders class at 90cm, featuring two phases, followed by the individual and team Bronze Tour competitions at 120cm, also over two phases. The Diamond Tour at 150cm will bring the show-jumping programme to a close. The final day will also feature dressage competitions at the Preliminary, Novice and Elementary levels.

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