World Arabian Horse Champions: Al Wajba Eisar and Shalwah Al Adwan Set for Decisive Final
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The spotlight will be on the final round of the 2026 World Arabian Horse Champions Tour in Aachen, Germany, where just one point separates Al Wajba Eisar and Shalwah Al Adwan in the race for the Horse of the Tour title.
Al Wajba Eisar leads the standings with 90 points, just one point ahead of Shalwah Al Adwan on 89 points after five rounds of competition. The final round in Aachen will determine the winner of the title.
Across his five appearances, Al Wajba Eisar has claimed three gold titles and one silver, while Shalwah Al Adwan has recorded two gold titles, two silver titles and one bronze, reaching the podium in all five rounds.
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The competition between the two horses began in Abu Dhabi, where Al Wajba Eisar took the lead 20–17. Both horses then collected the full points available in Doha, leaving the gap unchanged at three points.
In Muscat, Shalwah Al Adwan drew level after both horses reached 57 points. Al Wajba Eisar then regained the lead in Monaco, extending the advantage to five points with a 77–72 lead.
In the latest round in London, Shalwah Al Adwan collected 17 points compared with 13 for Al Wajba Eisar, cutting the gap to just one point.
The result of the final round in Aachen will give Al Wajba Eisar an opportunity to secure the title. A gold-medal finish would guarantee him the Horse of the Tour crown, while Shalwah Al Adwan needs to finish ahead of his rival to take the lead and claim the title.
After a season in which the gap between the two horses shifted from three points to a tie, then to five points before narrowing to just one, the battle for the 2026 Horse of the Tour title will be decided in the final round in Aachen.
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The “Mdmar” website which was Founded by Khaled Makhlouf in 2007 for horse and equestrian races is keen to cover and follow all competitions related to horses, from show jumping, Horseracing, speed and endurance races, and purebred Arabian horse beauty shows, which belong to the Arab Gulf countries at home and abroad in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and the State of Qatar, the State of Kuwait, the Sultanate of Oman, and the Kingdom of Bahrain.
