A GENERAL OVERVIEW Under the visionary leadership of President Mrs. Amira Safadi, the Dutch Arabian Horse Studbook once again brought the equestrian community together with inspiring events in Deurne, North Brabant. The Eurozone Cup 2025, held on May 24th at the picturesque Green Valley 􏰀state, showcased 􏰀urope’s finest breeding programs, highlighting the region’s dedication to excellence. The following day, the B-International Show, the Dutch Arabian Masters, welcomed contenders from across the globe, including esteemed programs from Arab-Islamic countries, creating a vibrant tapestry of cultures and a thrilling atmosphere that celebrated the majesty and timeless beauty of the Arabian horse. OFFICIALS & SHOW STAFF On Sunday, May 25, 2025, the vibrant equestrian community reunited at the stunning Green Valley Estate in Deurne for the much-anticipated Dutch Arabian Masters. This year marked the exciting second edition of this prestigious ECAHO B-International show, which showcases the beauty and spirit of world-wide Arabian horses. We were thrilled to welcome renowned judges such as Mrs. Sylvie Eberhardt from Germany, Mrs. Alicja Poszepczyńska from Poland, Mr. Graham Smith from Australia, and Mr. Nikolaus Jung from Germany. The Disciplinary Committee, featuring dedicated members like Mrs. Sandra Boogaard and Mrs. Vivian Van Eerten from the Netherlands, Mrs. Ils Van Dun from Belgium, and Mrs. Laura Mascagna from Italy, upheld the highest standards of fair competition. The meticulously organised event was expertly guided by Ringmaster Mr. Mateusz Jaworski from Poland. To top it all o􏰁, the duo formed by Mrs. Adrie van der Velden and Mr. Sebastian’s Miroslaw, enriched everyone’s experience with engaging comments and analyses of the breathtaking horses contending at the Dutch Arabian Masters 2025. THE SHOW On May 25, 2025, the Dutch Arabian Masters electrified the Green Valley Estate arena, displaying unparalleled Arabian brilliance. Beginning at 08:00 (Europe/ Rome), theshow mesmerised us throughout the day, culminating in a majestic finale at 22:00 (Europe/Rome). The air crackled with anticipation as the final champions got unveiled exquisite horses celebrated for their extraordinary achievements, categorised by age and sex as follows: In the YEARLING FILLIES CHAMPIONSHIP, the coveted gold medal was claimed by Ha Joya, sired by HL EL Ganador and out of SQ AL Jaouhra, bred and owned by Hanaya Arabian Stud of Nayla Hayek. The handling by Frank Spönle further enhanced her performance. Not to be overlooked, the silver medallist, AL Barraqa AL Adwan, sired by Rajeh AL Adwan and out of Harbiya Al Adwan. Bred and owned by Al Adwani Stud, Adwan Ateej Aladwani’s meticulous care and commitment have produced a remarkable competitor in the hands of Tom Oben. Claiming the bronze was Ha Almira, another fine representative of Hanaya Arabian Stud. With her sire being Exagon Os and dam D Aziza, Ha Almira embodies the excellence that the stud is known for. Her handler, Frank Spönle, played a crucial role in her successful performance. In the JUNIOR FILLIES CHAMPIONSHIP, the spotlight shone on Aurelia Jma, who took home the gold medal. Sired by HL EL Ganador and out of Aurora Jma, this exceptional filly, bred by Josef Murawski, is a fantastic addition to Nayla Hayek’s winning team, under Frank Spönle’s expert handling. The silver medal position was secured by Farasha Al Heib M.A., showcasing the exquisite lineage of D Khair and Jumana Al Jabal. Bred and owned by the Al Heib M.A Stud, this filly exhibited the perfect blend of elegance and strength, with Frederik Van Sas guiding her with precision. Not far behind, Magical Duchess AF earned the bronze medal, coming from a distinguished bloodline of S.m.a. Magic One and Duchess Amaiyaa 􏰇MC. Bred and owned by Afifi Arabians Ltd, she performed admirably, with Tom Oben’s exceptional handling bringing out her best. In the SENIOR MARES CHAMPIONSHIP, the prestigious gold medal was awarded to Lily Marie Nwa sired by Fa El Rasheem and out of Magdalina Nwa. Bred by Ole Larsen of Nwa Arabians and owned by Nayla Hayek’s Hanaya Arabian Stud, her triumph is a product of both lineage and exceptional handling by Frank Spönle. Silver medal winner Ghaaram Af (Mouheb x Razal Al 􏰈aman􏰉, bred and owned by Afifi Arabians Ltd. and presented by handler Tom Oben. Bronze medal winner, D. Dhayrah Hayrah, resulting from the exceptional pairing of D. Seraj and D. Abiah. Proudly bred by Dubai Arabian Horse Stud and owned by Ajmal Stud, this remarkable horse was expertly presented by the talented handler Philippe Hosay. In the YEARLING COLTS CHAMPIONSHIP, the gold medal winner was Unicumm DD (RFI Unique x Annabelle DD), bred by Dirk Dejonckeere and owned by AL – Ameera Stud. The horse was presented by handler Tony Bauwens from Elba Training Center. The silver medal was awarded to Ha Enzo (Exxalt x Maryse OS), bred and owned by Hanaya Arabian Stud - Nayla Hayek, and graciously presented by Frank Sponle. The bronze medal winner was RDS Rayyan (RDS Armani x SQ Amira), bred by Amira and Eiad Safady, owned by Ali Ghanim Aramsha, and presented by handler Tom Oben. In the JUNIOR COLTS CHAMPIONSHIP, the gold medal winner was HA Excellent (Exagon OS x Maryse OS), bred and owned by Hanaya Arabian Stud - Nayla Hayek, with handler Frank Sponle presenting. The silver medal went to Jenmar AF Magic Magnifique Bella, bred and owned by Afifi Arabians 􏰌td, and presented by handler Tom Oben. The bronze medal winner was Qaysar RJ (Ghaith Al Zobair x Qamar RG), bred by Hamad Bin Muhamed Al Rajhi, owned by Hanaya Arabian Stud - Nayla Hayek, and presented by handler Frank Sponle. At the SENIOR STALLIONS CHAMPIONSHIP, the competition showcased some outstanding entries. The prestigious gold medal was claimed by Pinito (Eks Alihandro x Piniata), a remarkable stallion bred by Janów Podlaski Stud. Owned by Flaxman Arabians B.V. and expertly presented by handler Peter Wilms, this champion truly stood out. The silver medal was awarded to the impressive Dakar Del Palazzotto (Fa El Rasheem x Donna Diva), bred by Paolo Capecci, owned by Albina Antonacci, and skilfully handled by Tom Oben from Obi Training Centre. Rounding out the top three, the bronze medal went to D Fayyad (FA El Rasheem x D Feddah), a stunning stallion bred by Dubai Arabian Horse Stud, also owned by Flaxman Arabians B.V., and presented by the talented Peter Wilms. Notably, D Fayyad clinched victory in his class as well, reinforcing his exceptional qualities.