The Emirates Arabian Horse Global Cup (EAHGC) returned in 2025 with a larger international presence, attracting breeders, owners, and enthusiasts from around the world.
The competition aims to showcase the excellence of Arabian horses and strengthen global ties within the equestrian industry.
The series features ten rounds and spans multiple continents, highlighting the unique characteristics of Arabian horses. It also provides opportunities for breeders to exchange expertise, gain international recognition, and develop networks within the industry.
As one of the key organizers’ of the event, The Emirates Arabian Horse Society (EAHS), chaired by HE Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, also plays a key role in promoting Arabian horse breeding to the global equestrian market.
The first event of this year’s edition took place at Willinga Park in New South Wales, Australia. Participation saw a significant rise, with 83 horses representing 43 owners and breeders – an increase of 70% compared to the previous year.
A total of 57 horses secured top placements and prizes, reflecting the competition’s growing stature and appeal.
In the Yearling Fillies category, True Infatuation DA, owned by DaMar Arabians, won gold.
Divinity TSA from Twilon Arabian Stud took silver, while Maisa Al Hasan, owned by Nicole Shelley, claimed bronze. Nicole Shelley also secured gold in the Junior Fillies category with Mouna Al Hasan. Saffire MI from Mulawa Arabian Stud earned silver, while Nefertari FF, owned by Candice & Brooklyn Alberico, took bronze.
In the Senior Mares division, Ulyssia from Istashra Arabians won gold. Vienna MI from Mulawa Arabian Stud took silver, and Euforia MI, also from Mulawa Arabian Stud, claimed bronze.
The Yearling Colts division saw Valen MI from Mulawa Arabian Stud winning gold. Kelaray Ulysses from Kelaray Arabians earned silver, while Deltree Arman from Deltree Arabians secured bronze.
In the Junior Colts division, V MI from Mulawa Arabian Stud won gold. Requiem RBS from Rosebry Park Arabians secured silver, while Esscalibur RBS, owned by Michelle Umback, took bronze.
The Senior Stallions category concluded with Truth MI, owned by Nicole & Damien Henricus, securing gold. Ubiquitous AAJ from Alicia Rosewall took silver, while Nalla Casanova, owned by Ricky Carver & Carlie Beer, claimed bronze.
