Camel owners awarded Crown Prince Camel Festival trophies in Taif
Prince Fahd bin Jalawi honored the winners of the Crown Prince Camel Festival's 'Haqayeq' category at Taif's historic racecourse.
The Crown Prince Camel Festival, in its eighth edition, concluded in Taif with the presentation of trophies to winning camel owners. The event, organized by the Saudi Camel Federation, took place under the patronage of Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman at the historic racecourse. The festival featured over 33 races, including 21 general races, six open races, and six for the Crown Prince Festival cups, attracting a large crowd.
Notable winners included Mousa Al Mousa's camel, Al Zaeem, who won the Qadaan - Open cup with a time of 2:52.705 minutes, as well as three camels owned by Emirati owners: Hamad Al Amri's Fakhr, who won the Bakar - Open cup; Manaa Al Shamsi's Sorouh, who won the Bakar - General cup; and Hamad Al Amri's Jalmood, who won the Qadaan - General cup.
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