The second leg of the 2023 Morocco Royal Tour took place in Rabat last weekend, before the third and final leg in El Jadida this weekend. Team Belgium showed great form in Rabat, winning the concluding CSIO4*-W 1.55m Nations Cup presented by Ministere de l'education Nationale, Pre-Scolaire et des Sports, while their Marine Scauflaire and Cuba Libre de Nevada Z won the CSIO4*-W 1.55m World Cup Grand Prix.
With this photo special, we take a look behind the scenes at the Royal Club Equestre Dar Es Salam in Rabat. First out, Spain's Carolina Aresu Garcia Obregon and Callisto KS show how it's all about the details.
All photos © Mackenzie Clark.
Follow the light...
Jad Guerraoui and Virtuoso des Flagues, winners of the first four-star class. Only 16-year-old, Jad was the youngest Moroccan rider in the four-star classes.
Jeanne Sadran and Unforgettable Damvil.
Giulia Martinengo Marquet and Delta Del'Isle.
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Photo © Mackenzie Clark.
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Photo © Mackenzie Clark.
Bart Clarys and Oscar Van Spieveld.
Roberto Previtali and Come On Semilly.
Belgium's Virginie Thonon.
Abdelkebir Ouaddar and Festival d'Argouges.
Alisa Danilova and Katia.
Warming up.
Jeanne Sadran and Jiamo VDS.
A peek behind the scenes at the Royal Club Equestre Dar Es Salam.
A world class education facility built ten years ago is part of the show venue.
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Photo © Mackenzie Clark.
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Photo © Mackenzie Clark.
Rabat by night...
Ireland's Jessica Burke and Express Trend won Saturday's CSIO4*-W 1.50m Prix Maroc Telecom.
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Getting ready...
Elian Baumann and Hold Up Di Vico P.Hold Up Di Vico P. under the lights.
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Thank you Rabat! Over and out together with ringmaster Pedro Cebulka.
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