Saudi camel owners continue their strong performance at the fourth edition of the Saudi Camel Racing Federation Cup, held in Najran from October 1 to 5. So far in the competition, Saudi Arabia secured 10 cups, the UAE claimed five cups, and Qatar won one cup. Saudi camels also led in the overall standings, winning 71 out of 104 rounds held over the four days. Qatar came in second with 14 rounds, followed by the UAE with 12. Kuwait and Bahrain each won three rounds, while Oman secured one round. The championship concludes today; the final day of the competition will feature 14 rounds. The Saudi Camel Racing Federation has allocated over SAR10 million in prize money for the winning camel owners. The federation works to preserve this cultural heritage, elevate camel racing to international standards, and provide services to camel owners and enthusiasts, in line with Saudi Vision 2030. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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