Horse racing: Tameh of Royal Cavalry of Oman wins third race in Britain

London: 'Tameh' of the Royal Cavalry of Oman won third title in a row in the British horse races after winning the eighth 1,600-meter race for pure Arabian horses held at the Wolverhampton racecourse. 'Tameh' was ridden by David Turner and trained by Said Al Badi.
Meanwhile, 'Mountdor', another horse of the Royal Cavalry of Oman, won the third place in the second race.
'Mountdor' was also ridden by David Turner and trained by Said Al Badi. 'Tameh' is bred by the Royal Cavalry and won its first win in the British horse races at Liverpool racecourse on May 7 in the race dedicated for pure Arabian horses for a distance of 1600 meters.
The second success of 'Tameh' came at the British Taunton racecourse in the race dedicated for the pure Arabian horses for a distance of 1400 meters on May 22.