Emirati rider Sara Mohamed Abdelwahid won the Dubai Crown Prince Cup for Endurance Ladies over 120 km, yesterday, at the Dubai International Endurance Village in Seih Al Salam. The event featured 98 riders from various stables and equestrian clubs across the country. Sara claimed the title riding the horse 'Wiyard', owned by the EPH stable. She placed 16th in the first phase, advanced to 8th in the second, and came in fourth in the third. She then surged into the lead in the fourth phase, securing first place with a time of 4:19:39 hours. Indian rider Nida Angum on 'Razorback' (F3 stables) took second place. She was third in the first phase, moved up to first in the second, and maintained the lead in the third, but ultimately finished the race in second with a time of 4:20:23 hours. The third-place finisher was French rider Lea Vandeky on 'Zelten' (F3 stables). She started in 22nd place, remained in the same position in the second, climbed to 10th in the third, and jumped to third in the fourth phase with a time of 4:21:52 hours.
