ISLAMABAD (PEN) : Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Center witnessed a spectacular display of excellence as Pakistani-owned horse, “AJ Sajwa,” clinched the silver medal in the fiercely competitive Dubai International Arabian Horse Championship.
Owned by Muhammad Mujahid, the majestic mare captivated judges and spectators alike with her remarkable performance, earning an impressive 92.75 points in the Class 5 category.
In a neck-to-neck competition amongst older mares aged seven to nine years old, AJ Sajwa showcased unparalleled grace and poise, narrowly missing the top spot by a fraction. The event saw AJ Barakah trailing closely behind with 92.67 points, followed by Da Little Princess securing a commendable third place with 92.58 points.
The championship, which commenced with a grand opening featuring over 109 female Arabian foals, fillies, and mares, witnessed the participation of 102 esteemed horse studs across 14 categories.
The Gold Champion Senior, the most coveted title of the event, carried a prestigious award value of $275,000, underscoring the significance of this prestigious competition in the equestrian world.
The inaugural day of the championship unfolded with a mesmerizing showcase of equestrian elegance, as horses from around the globe paraded before an esteemed panel of judges renowned for their expertise in evaluating the finest traits of Arabian horses. Each horse was meticulously assessed for its distinctive aesthetic attributes, including the symmetry of its body, agility, and overall conformation, reflecting the unparalleled beauty and heritage of Arabian horse breeds.
AJ Sajwa’s stellar performance not only highlights the exceptional talent and dedication of Pakistani horse breeders but also underscores the country’s growing prominence in the international equestrian arena. With this remarkable achievement, AJ Sajwa has carved a place for herself among the elite ranks of Arabian horses, embodying the grace, athleticism, and timeless allure synonymous with the breed.
