Al Leith Racing is a Libyan-owned racing stable. Its horses race as Al Leith Racing in the UAE and as Al Leith Racing Club in Europe — 55 Thoroughbreds and Purebred Arabians at 14 stables in the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom and France.
Today is a huge achievement for Libya, for the Libyan people and for the Libyan racing industry.
The stable
Racing on the flat with Thoroughbreds and Purebred Arabians, and show jumping, all under the Al Leith name.
Thoroughbreds race for the stable in the UK, France and the UAE, from a novice stakes at Catterick to the Group 1 Prix de l'Abbaye de Longchamp.
See every win
In the UAE the stable races Purebred Arabians. As of October 2026, the stable has earned AED 1,554,510 in UAE prize money, including the UAE Breeders' Cup for Arabian Purebreds at Abu Dhabi.
See the Abu Dhabi win
55 horses at 14 stables, each with its own trainer, among them Karl Burke, Doug Watson and Jérôme Reynier.
Meet the teamWhere the horses are trained, and where they have won.
Dates taken from the official race results.
Miss Yechance made all to win at Catterick, her first win in Al Leith Racing Club's colours.
Al Laith won the UAE Breeders' Cup for Arabian Purebreds over 1,600m on turf.
Miss Yechance won the DP World Express Handicap at Meydan at 18/1.
Al Leith Thunder won on his first run, by six and a half lengths at Jebel Ali.
Miss Yechance won the Dubai International Airport World Trophy by a neck.
Miss Yechance won the Prix de l'Abbaye de Longchamp by a nose, earning a place in the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint.
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