The Belgian rider Pieter Devos claimed victory at the inaugural Cairo Grand Prix, held at the Egyptian pyramids. Devos and his horse, Casual DV Z, completed the fastest clear round among 12 competitors. The win earned him a prize of $370,000.
Devos arrived in Cairo last week, expressing admiration for the pyramids. He later fulfilled his ambition by winning the Grand Prix. The event marked the first stop of the Longines Global Champions Tour in Egypt. The competition took place on a course featuring the historic backdrop of the pyramids.
The Cairo Grand Prix is part of the Longines Global Champions Tour, a series of equestrian events. This debut in Egypt highlights growing ties between Arab nations and international sports. The event attracted international attention, showcasing the region’s potential in equestrian sports. The success of the tour in Cairo may encourage future events in the area.
