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Oman’s Royal Cavalry showcases equestrian arts in El Jadida

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Oman’s Royal Cavalry showcases equestrian arts in El Jadida

Oman’s Royal Cavalry is presenting traditional equestrian arts in El Jadida, including Tahourib, the Al Ardha race and horse reclining. It is also taking part in the international Arabian thoroughbred beauty championship at the Horse Show, according to Infomediaire.

The Royal Cavalry of the Sultanate of Oman is taking part in the 17th edition of the El Jadida Horse Show with demonstrations of several traditional equestrian arts, including Tahourib, the Al Ardha race and horse reclining, reports Infomediaire.

The performances showcase the riders’ skill, precision of movement and work with the horses. They also allow the public to discover the role of equestrian heritage in Omani culture and the country’s historic relationship with the horse. Oman’s participation takes place alongside other foreign delegations, including the Emirati pavilion at the El Jadida Horse Show.

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