UAE Announces Record-Breaking 2025 President’s Cup for Arabian Horses with 15 Million AED Prize Pool

Abu Dhabi, UAE – Under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President and Deputy Prime Minister of the UAE and President of the Presidential Court, the Higher Organizing Committee has unveiled the agenda for the 2025 UAE President’s Cup Series for Purebred Arabian Horses. With a staggering prize pool exceeding 15 million AED, the 32nd edition marks the largest and most valuable in the history of Arabian horse racing, cementing the UAE’s global leadership in the sport.

Global Expansion and Historic Prizes
The 2025 series will feature 17 races across 17 countries, including 10 European destinations such as France, Germany, Russia, and Turkey, alongside five Arab nations, the United States, and Great Britain. The international circuit kicks off in Tunisia on April 20 with a 500,000 Tunisian Dinar prize, followed by high-stakes races in Morocco (250,000€), France (350,000€), and the United States ($200,000). Notable stops include Italy (300,000€), England (400,000 GBP), and Saudi Arabia (1.5 million SAR), concluding on November 21.

Leadership Vision and Community Impact
Matar Al Yabhouni Al Dhaheri, Chairman of the Higher Organizing Committee, praised Sheikh Mansour’s unwavering support, stating, “This progress reflects the UAE leadership’s commitment to advancing Arabian horse racing to global excellence, empowering breeders and owners worldwide.”

Faisal Al Rahmani, Secretary-General of the series, highlighted the event’s transformative role: “The 32nd edition is a historic leap, positioning the UAE President’s Cup as the world’s premier racing series. His Highness’s vision has made it a gateway for champions and a catalyst for the sport’s growth.” He added that the expanded prizes and global reach offer “exceptional opportunities” for trainers, jockeys, and stables to thrive in the evolving Arabian horse industry.

A Legacy of Excellence
The UAE President’s Cup continues to bolster the nation’s cultural and sporting diplomacy, fostering international collaboration. Al Rahmani extended congratulations to the global Arabian horse community, expressing optimism for a landmark season that celebrates heritage, competition, and unity.

As the series prepares to unite 17 nations under the banner of Arabian horsemanship, the 2025 edition promises to redefine prestige in equestrian sports, driven by the UAE’s enduring dedication to excellence.