Three venues, 27 tests and the elite of the international jump They will meet at the Morocco Royal Tour that this year, From September 18 to October 5will reach the Fourth edition. The circuit knows how to combine Moroccan hospitality with the technical demand demanded by high competition. Three venues, three unique scenarios and one objective: to offer riders and horses unbeatable conditions to show the highest level.
The tour starts in Tetuán (September 18-21), continues in Rabat (September 24-28) and concludes in the Jadida (October 2-5) at the Du Cheval Salon, the most important equestrian fair in Africa. This edition has 27 International Tests CSI4*, with 13 scoring for the Longines Ranking of the FEI, in addition to three large CSI4*-W classification for the World Cup final. In Rabat, the Csio4* -w Cup of Nations will be played throughout the circuit, 18 CSI1* tests will be held* that open the door to amateur riders and allow professionals to put young horses on track. This formula makes the Morocco Royal Tour an inclusive circuit where the base sport and the international elite jump together.
Everything begins in Tetuán, in the Royal Guard, a place that oozes history and tradition. The horses rest in blocks that are architectural jewels and on the track the talent on a renewed ground is measured to guarantee maximum safety and the best gallop.
The second stop will be Rabat in the facilities of the Real Moroccan Federation of Equestrian Sports. The Cup of Nations will be played, the Queen by team test.
The Jadida It will host the great show “Indoor” within the framework of Salon Du Cheval. There will be the Grand Prix of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, endowed with 164,000 euros. The Swiss Adrian Schmid made history last year by being the only one to end without fouls the two sleeves with his inseparable “Chicharito 11”.
Among the riders who have left their mark on the Morocco Royal Tour stands out the Italian Emanuele Gaudiano With four victories about six major awards. The Moroccan circuit is a magnet for the best spurs: Olympic riders, European and world champions will meet sharing track with young promises and the thriving local quarry headed by names such as Abdelkebir Ocadardar, banner of the Moroccan equestrian.
Since its creation in 2010, the Morocco Royal Tour has had the support of the crown under the presidency of His real highness Prince Moulay Abdallah Alaoui. To the organizational excellence are added top -level surfaces, routes designed by the best heads of the world and a unique hospitality.
