Yesterday, the Peace and Sport
Dubai Forum 2013 organising committee joined hands with the A'ayan horse riding
club for women and children as part of the promotional campaign that is taking
place to highlight the Forum which will take place in Dubai for the first time
on the 23rd and 24th of April 2013. This Forum is hosted
by the Dubai Sports Council in collaboration with the international Peace and
Sports Organisation under the banner of “together through sports… we can
achieve sustainable peace”.
During the event, fifteen
female and junior jockeys [below 12 years of age] undertook a desert horseback ride
in the Khawaneej and Al Warqa region, raising both the Emirati Flag and the
Peace and Sports Dubai Forum Banner in an atmosphere of history and pride, as
horseback riding is considered the sport of ancestors that is deeply rooted in both
heritage and future generations.
The A'ayan horse riding club for women and children is
considered one of the most successful equestrian training schools in the region
with over 200 active trainees, both females and juniors -below 12 years of age.
The club offers a range of training courses from basic horseback riding, to introduction
to equestrianism, as well as dealing and caring for horses and other equestrian
essentials. The club is also heavily involved in the preparation of both
trainers and riders for endurance horse races.
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