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Green Camels Claim World Championship
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has won the title of the Second International Endurance and Horse Racing Championship held in Wadi Rum, Jordan, which was participated in by 11 countries and hosted under the auspices of Jordan's Crown Prince, Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II. The Saudi team secured first place by scoring 45 points, and cash prizes totaling approximately $50,000 were awarded to the top ten winners in both the men's and women's categories. The competition saw the participation of 37 riders from various countries, covering a distance of 12 kilometers, with the Saudi rider Rami Al-Balawi and the women’s category winner Khulood Al-Shammari leading the rankings. The championship aims to promote camel racing internationally and to highlight it as an important cultural heritage tradition.
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