Grand Prix HM King Mohammed VI of Tbourida/El Jadida Horse Show: The Sorba of Moqaddem Charaf El Bahraoui crowned

This edition of the Grand Prix HM King Mohammed VI of Tbourida brought together 18 Sorbas representing the 12 regions of the Kingdom. Equestrian sports: The Sorba of Moqaddem Charaf El Bahraoui from the Marrakech-Safi region won the Grand Prix HM King Mohammed VI of Tbourida, at the end of the 5th and final day contested, Saturday, within the framework of the 17th El Jadida Horse Show. With a total of 484.02 points, the Sorba of Charaf El Bahraoui finished ahead in the final general classification of that of Mehdi Anjar (444.36 pts) from the Marrakech-Safi region, while the Sorba of Moqaddem Abdeljalil Al Bouabbadi from Béni Mellal-Khénifra occupied the 3rd position with a total of 423.19 points. After this victory, Moqaddem El Bahraoui expressed his pride in winning this prestigious prize, noting that this consecration is the fruit of intense work deployed throughout the year. He made it known that his Sorba managed to make the difference in the face of stiff competition, specifying that the coronation was decided on small details. At the end of this competition, the president of the Royal Moroccan Equestrian Sports Federation (FRMSE), Moulay Abdallah Alaoui, presented the Grand Prix HM King Mohammed VI of Tbourida Cup to the Moqaddem of the winning Sorba, as well as rewards to the Sorbas having occupied the second and third places. This edition of the Grand Prix HM King Mohammed VI of Tbourida brought together 18 Sorbas representing the 12 regions of the Kingdom. The participants were evaluated according to criteria defined by the judges of the FRMSE, focusing notably on the performances of the riders in terms of kinetic expression (Hadda), discipline, mastery of rifles, and synchronisation of shots under the leadership of the Moqaddem. Organised under the High Patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, the El Jadida Horse Show, whose 17th edition closed yesterday 18 October, has become, over the years, a space for exchanges and dialogue between the various actors of the equine world and a showcase for the regions of Morocco, allowing them to highlight their specificities and their contribution to the safeguarding of the rich equine cultural heritage of the Kingdom. Receive the latest news from Aujourd’hui Le Maroc directly on WhatsApp