Silver for Pakistan at prestigious French Arabian Horse Show

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2 years ago

In a major success at the ECAHO C International ACA Occitanie Arabian Horse Show in France, the German-bred Arabian show horse El Geronimo represented Pakistan and won the silver medal highlighting the country’s presence on the international front.

Bred from the distinguished pedigree of SMA Magic One, known for producing champion horses, El Geronimo showcases an exemplary pedigree full of world-renowned horses.

The horse was bred by LG Liefers-Verandts in Germany and is owned by Mohammad Mujahid of KF Stables, located in Behambar Tarar, near Gulbarg, Islamabad. The victory comes under Mujahid’s new ownership, a notable achievement in El Geronimo’s already impressive European show record.

Under the management of renowned Arabian horse trainer Scott Allman and supervised by Pakistani artist and horsewoman Fatima Hussain, El Geronimo’s performance was exceptional. On the first day of the show, he won his stallion class, achieving the highest possible movement score of 20. His success continued into the second day, where he took silver at the championships, officially recognized as the silver medal champion.

It also highlights the role of KF Stables as a part of the prestigious Arabian Equestrian Club of Pakistan. The association diligently promotes Pakistan’s presence in the international show ring, promoting the country’s capabilities in breeding and training horses that are capable of competing at the global level.

El Geronimo is set to return to Pakistan to anchor the breeding program at KF Stables, which already promises to contribute to the country’s success in breeding by producing gold champion foals in Europe. Their success in France serves as an inspiration and highlights the quality of horse breeding and training in Pakistan.

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