The Arabian Racehorse - Summer 2026 featuring the £850,000 Qatar International Stakes Group 1PA
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Welcome to the summer edition of The Arabian Racehorse previewing Europe'smost valuable race for Arabians over a mile.Year on year Arabian racing continues to grow around the world and with the increase in prize money for such events, including the HH The Amir Sword, the Saudi Cup, the Dubai World Cup and the Arc de Triomphe meetings, international interest in these races grows with it.
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Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, the former Emir of Qatar known widely as the "Father Emir", passed away on the morning of 12 July 2026 at the age of 74. He was laid to rest at the Lusail Cemetery, North of Doha, after the daily evening prayer and a simple ceremony at the Imam Muhammad ibn Abd al- Wahhab Mosque in the capital. A four-day period of national mourning was observed.
Born on 1 January 1952 in Doha, Sheikh Hamad was the primary architect of modern Qatar, transforming the small Gulf nation from a financially struggling state into an ultra-wealthy, globally influential energy powerhouse and diplomatic mediator. He graduated from the United Kingdom's Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst in 1971, holding several senior posts including chief of staff and Minister of Defence in the Qatar Armed Forces. Appointed Heir Apparent of Qatar in 1977, with the support of his family he took control of the country on 27 June 1995 after staging a bloodless palace coup whilst
Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani The Father of modern Qatar
THE ARABIAN RACEHORSE his father, Sheikh Khalifa bin Hamad Al Thani, was traveling abroad and he was later crowned Emir of Qatar on 20 June 2000.
However, the economic shift did not begin with his assumption of power. It was preceded by his appointment in 1989 as chairman of the Supreme Council for Planning, the body then responsible for formulating Qatar's economic and social policies, which allowed him to oversee the preparation of development programmes. In 1992, Sheikh Khalifa had gradually begun to hand over the responsibility for the day-to-day running of the country to Sheikh Hamad, including the development of Qatar's oil and natural gas resources, rendering him the effective ruler of the country. In June 2013, Sheikh Hamad broke regional precedent by voluntarily abdicating the throne to hand power over to his son, the current Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani (owner of Wathnan Racing).
Ultimately his legacy will be defined by the boom in the economy, media innovation, global investments, independent foreign policy and the use of soft power within the field of global sport.
In 1996, he founded the Al Jazeera Media Network, radically altering the media and political landscape across the Middle East. By developing Qatar's immense North Field natural gas reserves, by 2010 Qatar became the world's largest exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and the richest nation per capita. Sheikh Hamad carved out a unique diplomatic path, positioning Qatar as a key regional mediator. Maintaining close security ties with the United States whilst simultaneously holding open communication lines with groups like Hamas and nations like Iran; he will be notably remembered as a staunch ally to the Palestinian people by becoming the first Arab leader to visit the blockaded Gaza Strip in 2012 to launch major reconstruction projects. Also under his guidance,
THE ARABIAN RACEHORSE the Qatar Investment Authority was established, acquiring high-profile international assets such as Harrods department store in London, as well as stakes in Volkswagen, and the Paris Saint-Germain football club.
A sportsman and an accomplished diver, Sheikh Hamad played an active role in promoting and developing athletics in Qatar. This enhanced the countries involvement in international competitions with their first Olympic medal success coming in Barcelona in 1992 with Mohammed Sulieman winning Bronze in the men's 1500m. Qatar hosted the 15th Asian Games in 2006, the GCC, Asian and World Youth soccer championships and initiated the Qatar Open Tennis Championship which is now one of two premier competitions for that sport in the Middle East. He will also be widely known for successfully championing Qatar's highly publicised and historic bid to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
For the Arabian horse, Sheikh Hamad's legacy was his foresight and passion that led him to establish Al Shaqab in 1992, venerating the courageous war horses ridden by victorious Qatari knights of the past and ensuring that the heritage of equestrianism in Qatar would never be forgotten. Honouring his ancestor Sheikh Jassim bin Mohammed Al Thani [ruler of Qatar 1878-1898, 1905-1913] he established the stud on the site of the Battle of Al Shaqab [also known as the Battle of Al Wajbah] where in March 1893, Bedouin and Qatari forces led by Sheikh Jassim, routed the Ottoman troops which led to Qatar's eventual independence from the Ottoman Empire. In 1907, there were 250 horses recorded for every 1,430 camels in this sparsely populated region.
As one of the world's leading breeding centre's Al Shaqab has already produced seven world champion Arabian stallions that have left their mark across the globe. In 2004, Al Shaqab became a member of the Qatar Foundation Based on three guiding principles - Excellence, Education and Heritage - in 2006 Al Shaqab began a visionary
autism.
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Today the Al Shaqab Equestrian Centre's mission is to be "global equine leader passionately committed to preserving Qatar's heritage by promoting the Arabian horse and setting the highest standards in horse welfare, breeding, equine education and research, while developing, integrating and optimising utilization of assets and human capital, focussing on Financial Sustainability and fostering Community engagement in a safe and sustainable environment."
With its vision "to establish Al Shaqab as a leading global equestrian centre and foremost equestrian reference in the region, with a primary focus on the purebred Arabian horse, one of the oldest breeds and an important part of Qatar's culture and rich heritage."
Along with its equine medical services the centre hosts rising classes for all ages and abilities as well as an assisted therapy program for children with
The silks of Sheikh Hamad's sons, initially Sheikh Joaan and latterly Sheikh Tamim, the Emir, are now a familiar sight on racecourses worldwide through their Al Shaqab and Wathnan Racing operations. Unlike their cousins' Qatar Racing (formerly Pearl Bloodstock), they have interests in both Arabians and Thoroughbreds and have raced both at the very highest level - Al Shaqab Racing came to prominence in 2013 with the Arc winner Treve and then Arabian World Cup winner Al Mourtajez [pictured right], and have owned many top horses since, including the Doha Triple Crown winner and Al Mourtajez son, Al Ghadeer.
Wathnan Racing are somewhat newer to the scene, with Sheikh Tamim's involvement only becoming official after Courage Mon Ami's win in the Ascot Gold Cup in 2023 at the Royal meeting. Wathnan Racing had taken over Qatar's Umm Qarn stable owned by Sheikh Tamim's uncle and special advisor
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Al Mourtajez (FR) winner of the 2016 Qatar International Stakes with Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad Al Thani, Thomas Fourcy and Julien Auge
Sheikh Abdullah bin Khalifa Al Thani the previous Autumn, a package which included their champion trainer and Arabian specialist, Alban de Mieulle, along with many of their horses. This included the promising UK Arabian Derby winner, Abbes, who would go on to win the 2023 HH The Amir Trophy, giving Wathnan Racing an historic first win in the country's most prestigious race.
Abbes (FR) and Mickael Barzalona win the 2023 HH The Amir Sword for Wathnan Racing
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Qatar & Horseracing - A Global Timeline of Success
1960's Qatar Racing and Equestrian Club (QREC)
established
QREC becomes a public organisation
1989 QREC publishes the first Qatar Stud Book for Arabian Horses
QREC joined World Arabian Horse
Organisation (WAHO)
The HH The Amir Sword Festival is first run
QREC joined International Federation
Horseracing Authorities (IFHA)
QREC becomes a separate entity from the Qatar Equestrian Federation
QREC was one of the founding members of International Federation Arabian Horse Racing Authorities (IFAHR)
2001/02 The new track and grandstand built at Al Rayyan 2004 QREC joined Asian Racing Federation (ARF) 2006 New stable area completed at Al Rayyan including a new veterinary clinic and farrier section
The HH The Amir Sword Festival becomes fully international, not just for Gulf trained horses
Qatar commences a five-year sponsorship of France's Qatar Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe weekend
Amir Sword moves to a three-day meeting Qatar introduces the Qatar Arabian World Cup at the Arc meeting, Europe's most valuable race for Arabian horses
2010 Racing now commences two days a week, Wednesday on Dirt, Thursday on Turf Qatar hosts the biennial WAHO conference
2012 Qatar extends their sponsorship of the Qatar Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp for 10 years
QREC acquires Thoroughbred and Arabian stallions for the Qatar National Stud
Qatar again hosts WAHO conference
Qatar sponsors the Qatar Goodwood
Festival introducing the Qatar International Stakes, the UK's most valuable race for Arabian horses
QREC opens the Al Uqda equestrian complex for racing, along with Al Rayyan racing now takes place two to three times per week
Qatar sponsors France's Prix du Jockey Cub Qatar extends their sponsorship of the Qatar Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe at ParisLongchamp for a further five-years Qatar increases the HH The Amir Sword Festival prize money, making the HH The Amir Sword, the most valuable Arabian race in the world at $2.5 million USD
2025 Visit Qatar becomes title sponsor of the 'Qatar Goodwood Festival presented by Visit Qatar 2025'
The HH The Amir Sword Festival is extended to four days to celebrater 50 years of QREC Visit Qatar's sponsorship of the Visit Qatar Sussex Stakes (Thoroughbreds) increases its prize fund to £1.5 million and the Qatar International Stakes (Arabians) is increased to £850,000 - making each race the most valuable for their respective breeds over a mile in Europe
Qatar's Commitment to Arabian Racing Worlwide
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Gazwan [centre] wins from Yazeed [left] and Ebraz in 2017 Qatar Arabian World Cup
Qatar's commitment to top level Arabian racing worldwide spans nearly 20 years with the most significant event being the inauguration of their sponsorship of the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe weekend in 2008. The Group 1PA Qatar Arabian World Cup was introduced to the Sunday card at ParisLongchamp on France's flagship thoroughbred raceday and has been Europe's most valuable contest for Arabians ever since.
In addition, the French Arabian Breeders Challenge races for four-year-old fillies, and three-year-olds of each sex at Saint-Cloud, also came under the Qatar sponsorship banner. They are now known as the Qatar Arabian Trophy des Juments, Qatar Arabian Trophy des Poulains and Qatar Arabian Trophy des Pouliches, and like the World Cup, are Group1PA contests held over 2000m. By 2010, the four-year- old fillies' race had moved to the Saturday of the Arc card and in 2011 two of the most historically important races for Arabians, run as part of Deauville's summer programme, were also supported by Qatar. The Prix Kesberoy for three- year-olds was prefixed as the Al Rayyan Cup, whilst the Prix Manganate, for older horses, as the Doha Cup, and like the autumn races, both are top level contests over 2000m.
In 2012 the Qatar Cup - Prix Dragon was included as part of Arc Trials day, run over the same course and distance as the Qatar Arabian World Cup. Initially a Group 2PA, it attained top level status in 2015. Only Al Mourtajez in 2016 has been able to win both races in the same season, whilst Ebraz is the only horse to win the Qatar Cup twice.
Next to be added to the list in 2014 was the Qatar Derby des Pur-Sang Arabes de 4 Ans also over 2000m at Chantilly on the Prix de Diane card. Previously sponsored by HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Khalifa Al Thani's Al Shahania Stud, the race went from Listed PA status to Group 1PA by 2016.
These races are some of the most significant for the global Arabian stud book, with the winners becoming not just champion stallions but important broodmares and leading progenitors of the breed. Time after time the winners of the juvenile races at Deauville and Saint-Cloud go on to attain the top ratings in the international classifications at the end of the year.
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Most progress to further Group 1PA glory. Since 2012, eight Al Rayyan Cup - Prix Kesberoy winners, the first top level contest for three-year-olds, have gone on to gain additional success at the highest grade. They include Muraaqib, seven Gr1PA wins (sire), Lady Princess, nine Gr1PA wins (broodmare) and Al Ghadeer, 11 Gr1PA wins (sire). Also in that list is Hadi De Carrere who was the first overseas trained and owned horse to win the Obaiya Arabian Classic, the Saudi Cup's most valuable Arabian race. All four have also gone on to win either the Qatar Arabian Trophy des Poulains, or Pouliches (as have Marid and Laffan), whilst Lady Princess also won the Juments in her four-year-old season.
In the UK, Qatar Racing and Equestrian Club had been supporting Arabian racing at grass-roots level during a similar timescale, including at one time the sponsorship of whole cards of Arabian races. In 2013, they sponsored the Group 1PA Harwood International Stakes at Doncaster, and again in 2014. That year they also sponsored the UK Arabian Derby at Newmarket.
However, the most significant change was to come at a press conference in Doha, just prior to the 2015 HH The Amir Sword. There the Qatar International Equestrian Committee announced that following their new partnership with Goodwood for their traditional 'Glorious' summer Festival meeting, an QATAR
Arabian race would be included - The Qatar International Stakes - and it would form the first stage of a new series for Arabians, the Doha Triple Crown. This would unite Qatar with the two countries it had generously supported for so long, France and the UK, providing each with their most valuable race for the breed.
As with Thoroughbred racing, the three stages were over progressively longer distances. Goodwood's Qatar International Stakes to be over a mile, with ParisLongchamp's already established Qatar Arabian World Cup over a mile and a quarter, culminating of course with Qatar's most prestigious and historic race for Arabians, the HH The Amir Sword over a mile and a half.
Commenting after the initial announcement, trainer Julian Smart, who by then had won the HH The Amir Sword three times in the previous five years and was a three-time winner of the Qatar Arabian World Cup said, "It will take a very special horse to win the Qatar Arabian Triple Crown, but the challenge is there now.
"It's very exciting to have another race of this value and importance in Europe and the positioning of the Qatar International Stakes should ensure that it is very well supported."
Muraaqib winner of the Al Rayyan Cup in 2015
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Al Ghadeer and Christophe Soumillon win a third Qatar International Stakes at Goodwood
And so it has proved to be. Some of the world's very best Arabians have made the journey to the UK and been successful at Goodwood. Al Shaqab's first Arabian superstar, Al Mourtajez came close to becoming the first Triple Crown winner too, but though he won all three stages, they were not in the same season. It fell to Al Shahania Stud's Ebraz, trained by Smart to secure the Crown across the 2019/2020 season, though given his remarkable win and place record in all three races, it was almost more surprising that he didn't win it twice. Lady Princess, like Al Mourtajez, was successful in every stage, but also not in the right time frame. Lady Princess, and Ebraz in particular, were given full campaigns, with the Triple Crown as a bonus, not the ultimate goal, however Al Ghadeer did not.
He was the leading horse of his generation, at three, four, five and six years of age. The first four-year-old to win the Qatar International Stakes, his first Doha Triple Crown success was almost a formality, as was his second. He has repeat wins at Goodwood and ParisLongchamp in 2025, sadly was not backed up with a third in Doha this February, nonetheless his place in the history books is secure. He has shown
THE ARABIAN RACEHORSE his brilliance across all three countries on their biggest racedays, bringing Arabian racing to a much wider audience, particularly through his successes in these breed shaping races, all sponsored by Qatar. Since 2025, the Qatar Goodwood Festival has a new lead sponsor in Visit Qatar, who aim to attract six million visitors annually by 2030 and establish the nation as a premier global family-tourism destination. In 2026 they increased the prize funds for the Festival's two major races - the Visit Qatar Sussex Stakes to £1.5 million and the Qatar International Stakes to £850,000. Both races are run over a mile and both are now the most valuable for their respective breeds at that distance in Europe. The Qatar Arabian World Cup currently stands at €1 million, with $2.5million for the Amir Sword, making the Doha contest the most valuable race for Arabians in the world.
This piece was first published in Qatar Racing & Equestrian Club's 'Winning Circle' magazine in February 2025 and has since been updated.
Qatar International Stakes (Group IPA)
Race Preview
Lippo De Carrere winning the 2026 HH The Amir Sword from Al Ghadeer and HM Alchahine
The Qatar Goodwood Festival, now in its second year of sponsorship by Visit Qatar, hosts Europe's most valuable race for Arabians over a mile, with the prize fund generously increased to £850,00, with just over £482,000 to the winner. At the time of writing (Friday 24 July) the going is Good, with a possibility of 1-3mm of rain on Saturday night, though it is expected to be dry and sunny through to racing on Wednesday 29 July.
For the first time in the race's history, none of the previous year's runners will contest the race and a completely new champion will be crowned. Following the recent historic success of three-time winner Al Ghadeer, and the groundbreaking Ebraz before him, there is also the potential for a new Doha Triple Crown victor, should the winner later be successful in the Qatar Arabian World Cup in Paris in October and the HH The Amir Sword in Doha next February.
After the close of the supplementary stage on Thursday 23 July, with one additional entry, there could be 13 runners taking their chances at Goodwood on Wednesday. Wathnan Racing's Haseef and Mohammed Alhuzami's HM Majdallah, finished second and third respectively in a Group 2PA in Germany over this distance at the start of the month, behind Wathan Racing's top filly Chdia and their participation looks unlikely at this stage. The THE ARABIAN RACEHORSE rest may well stand their ground, which should provide a thrilling contest, headed by the three highest rated Arabians in the world on Turf, HM Alchahine (129), RB Kingmaker (127) and Lippo De Carrere (125).
HM Alchahine and RB Kingmaker are both owned by Hilal Alalawi and trained by him when based in the UAE over the winter. During the summer they are in France with Elizabeth Bernard, who trained the winner of the first ever running of this race, Sir Bani Yas. HM Alchahine is the winner of Abu Dhabi's most valuable Group 1PA contest, the HH The President Cup, held over 11 furlongs, as well as two other top- level races: The Emirates Championship over the same course and distance and the Qatar Prix Dragon, held over a mile and a quarter on Arc Trials Day. However many of his earlier wins were over a mile, as well as a German Group 2PA last summer, regular partner, Cristian Demuro is expected to ride. Stablemate RB Kingmaker has four Group 1PA successes to his name, including the last two Al Mneefah Cup's over 10.5 furlongs at the Saudi Cup meeting and he is the winner of a Listed PA race at this distance. He finished behind several of these in Paris on his European return in May, but ahead of Mureb and Hajmah, he was also third behind HM Alchahine in the President Cup under Christophe Soumillon, who is expected to ride him at Goodwood.
Wathnan Racing's Lippo De Carrere and Mureb are both trained by 2017 winning trainer Alban De Mieulle in Qatar, and currently in France for their summer campaign. Lippo De Carrere broke his maiden over this trip but impressed the world when denying Al Ghadeer a swansong victory in the HH The Amir Sword in February over 12 furlongs, with HM Alchahine finishing third. At this stage he could well be the 'heir apparent' to Al Ghadeer's throne, as having won the UAE President Cup - UK Arabian Derby last year, he is proven at the top level over 10 furlongs. However he finished second to Lacaro Du Croate, with RB Kingmaker third in May, at that distance, so has a little bit to prove, giving weight away to that mare again. Mureb acted as pacemaker in ParisLongchamp on that occasion, and would be expected to fulfil a similar role, ridden by leading Qatari jockey, Faleh Bughenaim.
Top-rated mare, Lacaro Du Croate (120), runs in the colours of Mansoor Khalil Al-Shahwani, trained by Xavier Thomas Demeulte. A Group 1PA winner of a fillies contest last July, she had Lippo De Carrere, RB Kingmaker, Hajmah and Mureb behind her in Paris in May, having finished third to RB Kingmaker in the Al Mneefah in February. Trained by Thomas Fourcy for Al Shaqab Racing, Hajmah (117) is a two-time Group 1PA winner, this will be her first attempt dropping back to a mile. Also receiving the mares' allowance is Hajmah, the only filly to beat the colts in the Qatar Derby des Pur-Sang Arabes de 4 Ans, she later followed up in the equivalent of the French Arabian Oaks on Arc weekend in Paris (Lacaro Du Croate, fourth) last year. She is a Group 3 PA winner over this distance, but will need to improve on her latest run behind Lacaro Du Croate in May.
Al Ghadeer's trainer Francois Rohaut is represented by the filly, RB Burn The Bill (113), to be ridden by Mikael Forest in the colours of Mohammed Alhuzami. She is bred for speed and was a Grade 2PA winner over a mile in the USA, recording her first European win at the top-level last month in Milan over 10 furlongs.
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Also from France is Lino (115), fourth in the UAE President Cup - UK Arabian Derby behind Lippo De Carrere, he has winning and place form at this trip and was second in the Qatar International Cup over a mile on HH The Amir Sword day in Doha this February. He is bred and trained by Eric Dell'Ova, who shares ownership with Yannick Schulz. There could be three UK trained runners, with Al Sharid (95) the least exposed and open to improvement. He is owned and trained by David Griffiths, who had many successful years training thoroughbreds, winning a number of Group races over sprint distances. In addition to teaching at the National Racing College, he is now trying his hand with Arabians, Al Sharid was sold as an unraced horse in training from Al Shaqab, who also bred him. He will be ridden by regular partner John Egan, who rode to him his last three starts. Al Sharid had already beaten KS Racing's RB Yas Sir (104), trained by Philip Collington, and Linda Reeves' Upstart Crow (91), trained by James Owen, who finished seventh in this race in 2024, though that was in handicaps, however, like RB Burn The Bill, he will still benefit from a four-year-old allowance on Wednesday.
Group 1PA
1m ~ £850,000 prize fund
Previous Winners, Ground, Times & Video Links:
Good to Firm, 1.42.84 Watch the race:
Good to Firm, 1.45.81 Watch the race:
HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Khalifa Al Thani J Smart (QA) M Guyon
Good to Firm, 1.47.23 Watch the race:
https://youtu.be/dhF9em20eJc
2019 Ebraz (GB)
HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Khalifa Al Thani J Smart (QA) M Guyon https://youtu.be/GcwuuzWTx7M
Watch the race:
HH Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum F Rohaut (FR) J Crowley Watch the race:
HH Sheikh Abdullah bin Khalifa Al Thani
Good to Firm, 1.43.54 Watch the race:
https://youtu.be/ALw_FLZbZpk
HH Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan
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Arabian Racing Did You Know?
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Globally there are 7 Group 1 Purebred Arabian (PA) races worth $1million or The Qatar International Stakes (Qatar Goodwood Festival) Group IPA with a prize fund of £400,000, is the most valuable Arabian races over 1 mile in Europe
In the majority of countries Arabians first race at 3 years old. The UK has the richest 3 years old only race in Europe, the UAE President Cup Series Group 3PA with a total prize fund of £150,000
An Arabians' Classic year is as a 4 year old. The UAE President Cup (UK Arabian Derby) (St Leger Racing Festival) Group 1PA has a prize fund of £250,000 and is the most valuable 4 year old only race in Europe
Minimum UK race value £6,000, handicaps up to £10,000, PA Pattern races from £15,000 to £400,000
Since January 2021 BHA licensed thoroughbred trainers may also train Arabians
Existing Thoroughbred owners may also own Arabians through sole ownership, partnerships, syndicates and racing clubs and are also eligible for ROA membership
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