A ‘super-hat-trick’ plus silver and bronze for Dubai Stud at the El Jadida Carnival in Morocco
Dubai Arabian Horse Stud spearheaded a major Emirati achievement at the El Jadida Arabian Horse Championship—a “Title Show” held in the Kingdom of Morocco as part of the 17th edition of the El Jadida Horse Exhibition.
Taking place at the Mohammed VI Exhibition Center, the event underscored the stud’s global leadership in top-tier international championships. Dubai Arabian Horse Stud secured six titles—four gold, one silver, and one bronze—reigning supreme at the inaugural edition of this “Title Show,” the highest-rated category under the regulations and standards of the European Conference of Arab Horse Organizations (ECAHO).
It seems that 2026 for Dubai Stud is the year of superlative achievements, after a time difference of one day between the stud’s achievement in the Egyptian Breed Championship within the Sharjah International Arabian Horse Festival and its achievement in the Al Jadeeda International Championship Carnival, in which the Emirati Al Jawaher Stud also achieved 3 titles, in which Ajman Stud, Al Ezz Stud, Suhail Salem, and Hamad bin Shabib Al Hajri from Emirates Studs won a title for each of them, bringing the total to 3 titles. The Emirati harvest in the new championship, 13 titles, translated the most beautiful control of the Emirati over the course of the competition of purebred Arabian horses in the 2026 Carnival in Morocco, whose championship rose to the Title Show.
The filly D Nevin—sired by D Seraj out of REH Rosalia—secured the first gold title in the “super-hat-trick” achievement, winning the Yearling Fillies Championship. Dubai Stud then claimed a second gold title in the Senior Mares Championship with the mare D Asra, sired by AJ Nofan out of D Shehanah. The third gold title went to the colt D Taj—sired by D Shahar out of D Najla—who took the top spot in the Junior Colts Championship. The final piece of this “super-hat-trick” was delivered by the stallion D Shakhar—also sired by D Shahar out of D Najla—who claimed the gold title in the Senior Stallions Championship. Dubai Stud also secured silver and bronze honors: the mare D Gharam—sired by FAL Rashim out of FT Sheela—earned a silver title, while the yearling filly D Niran—sired by D Seraj out of Eli Jahra—was awarded a bronze title.
