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Al Shaqab yesterday celebrated the graduation ceremony for the first group of students, who received equestrian training at Al Shaqab.
The impressive ceremony was attended by HE Sheikh Thani bin
Hamad al-Thani, Sheikh Shaikh Al-Qa’qa bin Hamad al-Thani and HE Sheikha Al Mayassa bint Hamad al-Thani. Sheikh Thani honoured the students, who had attended practical trainings and theoretical classes throughout the academic year that began in September 2015.
The students who were feted had proved their merit and skills in the Al Shaqab arena in different competitions that were organised by the equine education Department and the Qatar Equestrian Federation.
During the ceremony, Al Shaqab also announced the setting up of a complete Qatari equestrian curriculum for aspiring professionals in equestrian sports in line with the heritage and culture of Qatar.
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