Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, - Arabian Saluki Traditional Race Championship - will take part of the Al Dhafrah Festival 2016, the race will certainly remain in the camel race track - madinat Zayed - AlGharbiyah - Abu Dhabi. On 24th December 2016 (6 Pre Races -2000 mtr-) (men 3 races-Females 3 races) on 28th December 2016( last Race-2000mtr) 2 race (male-Female), will start around 3 twelve noon time.the Race one of it kind in the UAE.

The festival offers owners of Arabian pure-bred Salukis the chance to evaluate the hunting capacities of their hounds in a typical, all-natural desert setup. In-line with UAE legislation that bans hunting across the country, Salukis will certainly be pursuing a synthetic gazelle.that will be relocated with the car. Champions will be awarded in cash and other valuable rewards.

Hamad AlGhanem, Chief Committee of the Race claimed: "I am pleased to arrange the Arabian Saluki Standard Race Championship as this provides us the possibility to highlight the charm and incredible of speed in chase for this breed. For both kinds (smooth, feathery) men, Females.

Hunting with Salukis has a lengthy tradition in the Arabian Peninsula and is deeply rooted in Bedouin society and heritage. The festival aims to create understanding for conventional values and ethics of Bedouin life and to maintain and commemorate the Saluki breed in its homeland."

Saluki owners based in the UAE and GCC countries are asked for to register their Saluki prior to the the festival

Only pure-bred Arabian Salukis are eligible to enter the races. will certainly not allowed the one who been Ears cutes acquire others. Salukis should be healthy and reveal a normal social behavior, Registration and participation is free of charge. Target date for registration is December 23rd, 2016. Proprietors could register through sending sms on phone +971509121266 or send out email: events@salukiofarabiaclub.net.

-Prizes for the winners: Final-Race. Car 4x4 victors (very Male& First Femal )

-Cash Prize 2nd-3rd-4th-5th

Hamad AlGhanem, dedicates itself to both the preservation of the pure type Arabian Saluki and the typical means of the Arabian Hunting as an important part of Social Heritage. Arabian Salukis are among the world's oldest breeds; background shows that they can be mapped back nearly 13,000 years. Originating from the Arabian Peninsula, these desert hounds, which are understood for their remarkable endurance, knowledge and commitment, were reproduced to assist male in chasing target and capturing it in the severe desert climate. Arabian Salukis are highly valued by the Bedouins not only for the hunting purpose, but as a companion and a family member