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The Arabian Horse Show organizing committee has announced that the number of horses participating in the 23rd Dubai International Arabian Horse Championship (DIAHC) reached 155, marking a new confirmation of the prestigious global status of the event.
The event will see wide participation from several countries, including the UAE, Qatar, Oman, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Iraq, Palestine, Switzerland, Puerto Rico, and China.
The championship is scheduled to take place from April 3 to 5, 2026, at the Dubai World Trade Centre, Halls 4 and 5, with the participation of elite breeders of Purebred Arabian horses from around the world.
The committee emphasized that this international turnout reflects the great significance of the championship, its prominent role in supporting and developing the sport and beauty of Purebred Arabian horses, and its contribution to enhancing Dubai’s position as a global destination for hosting major specialized events and championships.
The Organizing Committee also announced an amendment to the list of judges who were nominated according to the draw mechanism, as part of the preparations for organizing the 23rd edition of the Dubai International Arabian Horse Championship.
This amendment comes within the committee’s commitment to ensuring the highest standards of transparency and impartiality, further strengthening the championship’s position as one of the leading international events in the field of purebred Arabian horse beauty.
The amended list of the judges Claudia Darius, Robbie Den Hartog, Elyas Faraj, Eric gear, Terry Holmes, Jo Polo, Tamas Rombauer, Irinia Stigler, and Michaela Weidner.
The committee also affirmed its full commitment to providing an outstanding organizational environment that reflects the reputation of the Emirate of Dubai and contributes to the success and continuity of the event on a global level.
“Year after year, the Dubai International Arabian Horse Championship cements its status as the world’s premier equestrian event, drawing the finest Arabian horses from top studs and breeders worldwide,” said Adel Saeed Al Falasi, Executive Manager of Dubai International Arabian Horse Championship.
Dubai’s commitment to preserving and promoting the Arabian horse stems from its deep cultural roots and respect for this legendary breed. As a global hub for equestrian excellence, the city provides the perfect stage for this prestigious championship, attracting the best Arabian horses and their passionate owners from around the world.
