Buyers can inspect the horses at Dubai Arabian Horse Stud from 8am to 1pm on 10 October. The auction starts at 4pm and continues until all lots on offer are sold.
At competitions in Aachen on 2 October, Dubai Arabian Horse Stud's stallion De Shaar and mare De Najla took first places; De Mzyoon earned silver and De Roa bronze, Al Bayan reported.
Inspection and bidding arrangements
The in-person auction will take place at the Dubai Arabian Horse Stud arena. Remote bidding will be available through Emirates Auctions and Kahila Auctions. The stud's administrative team and specialist staff will be on hand to answer questions and provide information about the horses. The specialist staff cover veterinary matters and logistics. Al Bayan independently confirmed the schedule and participation arrangements in a report published on 8 October.
The stud says breeders in several countries have used its horses over the past decade to strengthen bloodlines and develop their breeding programmes. Horses from the stud's breeding programme have also placed at major international competitions.
The UAE secured its third consecutive team title at the 2026 All Nations Cup. Al Khaleej also reported on 5 October that the country was named the best country-owner and breeder.
