Royal Cavalry Concludes
Participation in Royal Windsor Horse Show

London,
20 May (ONA) ——The Royal Cavalry of the Royal Court Affairs (RCA) concluded its
participation in the Royal Windsor Horse Show, held at the grounds of the
British Royal Windsor Castle, with the involvement of specialized equestrian
teams from several countries worldwide.

The
Royal Cavalry participated under the theme “The Sultanate of Oman: Jewel of
Arabia,” during which its male and female riders presented diverse
displays of traditional Omani equestrian arts, such as “Ardha” galloping and
horse hypnosis show, accompanied by Omani, Arabic, and international musical
pieces performed by the Royal Cavalry Band.

Eng.
Hilal Mohammed Al Wa’eli, Head of the Royal Horses, Camels, Farms and Gardens
Affairs at the Royal Court Affairs, stated that the Royal Cavalry’s
participation in the Royal Windsor Horse Show featured various traditional
equestrian performances accompanied by diverse musical pieces played by the
Royal Cavalry Band, which were highly praised by the audience.

He
emphasized that the Royal Cavalry’s participation in such global events
underscores Oman’s dedication to horses and equestrianism, highlighting the
prestigious status it has achieved in this field.

On
his turn, Dr. Sarhan Salim Al Zidi, Director General of the Royal Cavalry,
noted that the Royal Cavalry’s participation in the Royal Windsor Horse Show
reaffirms the advanced ties between the Sultanate of Oman and the United
Kingdom. He added that it was an excellent opportunity for the Royal Cavalry’s
riders to exchange expertise with participants from various world countries.

Al
Zidi stressed that such events serve as a platform to promote Oman’s rich
cultural and civilizational heritage, as well as its tourism. During the show,
the Royal Cavalry presented a visual display showcasing Oman’s most prominent
heritage and natural tourist attractions.

It
is worth noting that the Royal Windsor Horse Show is one of the world’s most
prestigious equestrian events, first held in 1943. The 82nd edition featured
numerous international competitions in show jumping, dressage, carriage
driving, and endurance, alongside the main show in which specialized global
equestrian teams performed at the grounds of Britain’s Royal Windsor Castle.

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