At Boudheib Equestrian Academy, Salem Khamis Al Suwaidi and Diafesto cleared the 1.40-metre course in 80.12 seconds.
Al Bayan reported that the UAE Equestrian Federation announced a programme of 60 competitions from October 2026 to April 2027, across three venues: Dubai International Endurance City, Emirates International Endurance Village and Boudheib International Endurance Village.
Search results available for this report did not include a separate official protocol from the UAE Equestrian Federation or Boudheib Equestrian Academy confirming the 1.40m class's placings, times and number of clear rounds.
Sharjah riders lead the 1.40m class
Thirteen riders entered Sunday's single-round class. Three finished without faults. Sharjah riders filled the first seven places, a strong showing at the league's highest level that weekend.
The Irish Field's coverage of the international Longines League of Nations concerns a separate FEI team tournament. It does not confirm the status or results of the UAE Longines League at Boudheib, so the two competitions should not be conflated.
Results across the programme
In Saturday's other level-one classes, Osama Al Zubaibi of Al Forsan International Sports Resort won the 1.25m two-phase special. Sharjah's Mohammed Hamad Al Kerbi topped the 1.35m class, which had 18 riders and seven faultless rounds. He finished the second phase in 32.58 seconds. Clubmate Laith Gharib was second in 33.54.
Gharib won both youth classes: Saturday's 1.25m two-phase event and Sunday's 1.30m one-round competition. Three of the seven riders went clear in Sunday's class.
Other winners were Boudheib's Ali Ahmed Al Junaibi in the six-year-old horses' 1.20m class, Harley Jadd of Wadi Al Awir Stables in the level-two competition, and Mohammed Saeed Al Yamahi of Al Bahia Equestrian Club in the advanced beginners' 1.10m class. Hassan Majed Al Awani, an under-17 rider, won the children's 1.05m event on Charlie Brown.
The programme also had classes for five- and four-year-old horses, along with lower-height beginner competitions. Wadonna, a four-year-old ridden by Vijin for Boudheib, completed both tests without a fault.
Sharjah hosts the next league week
Sharjah Equestrian and Racing Club is scheduled to host week three on 10-11 October. The programme has 15 competitions and 24 result lists. It opens with a one-round class at 1.00m and ends with a 1.45m round followed by a jump-off for level-one and youth riders. Events will take place in the centre's indoor and outdoor arenas. Readers following other UAE-linked sporting results can also find Meronk's Race to Dubai win.
Al Suwaidi's first win of the season was the headline result. Three clear rounds at 1.40m put Sharjah riders on the podium. The next week brings a 1.45m finale across indoor and outdoor arenas, with another test for the league's top riders.
