Such speed cannot be observed every day in an Arab race. The debutant Nil Ishan Ibn Al Sakbe who was trained by Franziska Aeschbacher in Switzerland “stole” the race in the last metres from the top weight Ba’Kenz. Just as Ba’Kenz had prevailed in the long duel with Ainhoa Al Akbar, the Al Sakbe-Son under Markus Kolb came flying along the outside rails safely past Ba’Kenz, but this was not enough, the strongly finishing UAE Dynamic reached a draw at the line with Ba’Kenz, so that there was a dead race for the second place. For Ainhoa Al Akbar only the forth place before Lilan Feuilloux remained, while the clear favourite Eris Al Nath could not set any accents. After the gala of his stable mate Marvin El Samawi in the European Cup the gelding was a clear favourite, but he weakened before the final curve.