Doha:The 11th meeting of the 2026/27 season was held at Al Uqda Racecourse, featuring eight races on dirt, highlighted by the Al Noof Cup Day. Doha Bu Thaila, a five-year-old bay mare, marked her seasonal return with a stunning performance, claiming victory in the feature race and extending her winning streak to five consecutive victories for Wathnan Racing.

According to Qatar News Agency, Doha Bu Thaila, trained by Alban de Mieulle and ridden by Soufiane Saadi, showcased a remarkable display in the 1300m Local Thoroughbred Open Race for 3-year-olds and older, securing a commanding 3½-length win. Her victory reinforced her dominance in the racing circuit.

In Race 7, Damaah continued her impressive form with a pillar-to-post victory in the 1200m Local Purebred Arabian Handicap for 3-year-olds and older. The mare, under Alberto Sanna for trainer Hadi Al Ramzani, recorded her second consecutive win, maintaining an impressive sequence of performances.

Blazing Sunset excelled in Race 6, producing a strong front-running show to win the 2000m Thoroughbred Handicap for 3-year-olds and older. Owned by Khalid Rashid Al-Mohannadi and ridden by Patrick Cosgrave, the gelding achieved his sixth career victory.

Al Kazim returned to winning form in Race 5 with a late surge, capturing the 1200m Purebred Arabian Handicap. Owned by Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed bin Faleh Al-Thani, he secured his fifth career victory under Marco Casamento for trainer Gassim Al Ghazali.

Race 4 saw Manos Arriba overcome early-season struggles to win the 2000m Thoroughbred Handicap. For Al Eida Racing, the gelding, trained by Gassim Al Ghazali and ridden by Marco Casamento, achieved a narrow victory.

Politico improved on his seasonal debut to claim Race 3, the 1200m Thoroughbred Handicap, with a strong finish. Owned by Mohammed Fahad Al-Hajri and trained by Owaida Salem Al Hajri, he secured his fifth career win.

Tiswahum showed significant progress in Race 2, winning the 1200m Local Thoroughbred Maiden, breaking her maiden with a convincing performance for Injaaz Stud.

Forteleza displayed determination in Race 1 to break her maiden in the 1200m Thoroughbred Maiden. Owned by Saleh Saed Al Hajri and trained by Nayef Batal Al Otibi, she won in a thrilling finish.