The second day of the GCAT was opened by three-year-old fillies, the beautiful TM Bella (TM Itaipu – TM Fahdeelah by Shanghai E.A.) won the first section with a very nice score of 92.57 points, and the chestnut daughter of the stallion Kanz Albidayer, Mzoon Al Diriyah fought equally bravely, taking second place with a score of 92.14.

The B section for three-year-old fillies was equally exciting. The phenomenal and well-known from show rings in Europe, D Najlah (D Seraj – Elle Flamenca by Ajman Moniscione), delighted everyone with her excellent type, which was confirmed by a “20” and the final score of 93 points. AJ Lima (AJ Kafu – TH Lamanda) won second place, beating D Aqsam (Excalibur E.A. – D Anaheed), as both fillies received the same score – 92.21 points.

In the junior stallion classes, the greatest stir among the audience was caused by the three year old Bandar Aljassimya, son of the stallion Picasso Di Mar and the mare Miznat Aljassimya by Monther Al Nasser, who won the A section of 3-year-old stallions, although the most “20” for type, head and neck went to the two-year-old Kassar Raghdan (Aja Justafire x Demetria by Marajj) who, of course, won his section. The final, the junior stallion championship, promises to be really interesting.

The highest scoring and most awaited yesterday were the senior mares classes (4-6 years old). Unrivaled in her section was the milky AJ Kayyah, daughter of the stallion AJ Kafu, out of the mare AJA Caprice by EKS Alihandro, who won the class with a great score of 93.79 points and a full set of 20s for type and head and neck. Section B was won with a slightly worse final score, but Emandoria’s granddaughter Emarella (Sahm El Arab – Emandorella by Eden C) was equally phenomenal. This beautiful mare bred in Michałów scored 93.21 points.

As the well-known breeder and judge Christine Jamar from Belgium told the portal polskiearaby.com: “the organization of this year’s show is at the highest world level, the horses are decorated in a unique atmosphere, with the sound of the sea waves behind them, with a wonderful play of lights and music. The details have been worked out, and this is extremely important when organizing a show. Moreover, the horses are of really good quality and well prepared, which gives a very good start to the GCAT!”