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SHOW JUMPING · NATION 35 OF 73

Saudi Arabia show jumping prize money

£8,843 won by 6 riders between 2021 and 2026, 0% of everything the section holds.

Riders paid
6
Leading rider
Meshari Alharbi
Paid rounds
13
Wins
0
Median cheque
£75
PRIZE MONEY WON £9k
PER RIDER £1k
RANKED 35 of 73
SHARE OF THE SPORT 0%
HORSES PAID 9
SHOWS PAID AT 5

Every Saudi Arabia rider in the money

Prize money won, 2021 to 2026

6 riders

Meshari Alharbi £5,269 Saad Alajmi £3,026
Mohamed Almalki £359
Saleh Bin Omayrah £118
Meshal Alandas £37
Bader Alfard £34
# Rider Paid rounds Wins Span Share Prize money
01 Meshari Alharbi 2 2023 59.6% £5,269
02 Saad Alajmi 5 2023 to 2026 34.2% £3,026
03 Mohamed Almalki 2 2021 to 2022 4.1% £359
04 Saleh Bin Omayrah 2 2023 1.3% £118
05 Meshal Alandas 1 2022 0.4% £37
06 Bader Alfard 1 2025 0.4% £34

Meshari Alharbi holds 59.6% of the Saudi Arabia total alone. That is the ordinary shape of a prize-money sport rather than a quirk of this country: the money follows the horses that can jump the biggest classes, and a nation rarely has more than two or three of them at once.

What Saudi Arabia wins each season

In time order, not sorted

5 seasons

2023 is the best season Saudi Arabia has had, £8,239. A national total moves with which shows ran and which horses were sound, so a step in this chart is usually a calendar or an injury rather than a change in how good the country is.

The horses Saudi Arabia riders are paid on

A horse is credited on every result sheet, and the cheque follows its owner

9 horses

# Horse Paid rounds Wins Prize money
01 Cascadello Boy Rm 1 £5,128
02 Freedom 3 £2,853
03 Aukland 1 £342
04 Dictator D'Aubry 2 £173
05 Genasis 1 £141
06 Quasmo Ck Z 2 £118
07 Marco V 1 £37
08 Levignon Tsh 1 £34
09 Wilander 1 £17

Who the cheques are written to

Owners of record behind Saudi Arabia results

7 owners

# Owner of record Paid rounds Prize money
01 Abdulaziz Binrasheed 2 £5,269
02 Salman Alrajhi 5 £3,026
03 Mohamed Almalki 1 £342
04 Scri S-Ky Horses 2 £118
05 Meshal Alandas 1 £37
06 Faisal Bouzo 1 £34
07 Michal Kazmierczak, Ryszard Walas 1 £17

An owner is not always a person. A stable, a stud or a company can hold the horse, and where it does the prize money is paid to the business and the rider takes a share of it under a private agreement. Every owner the sport has paid is here.

Where Saudi Arabia riders are paid

By show, across every edition in the section

5 shows

Show Paid rounds Wins Prize money
Outdoor Gelderland, Lichtenvoorde 2 £5,269
CH De Wolden, Zuidwolde 7 £2,499
CSI Exloo 1 £560
CSI Houten 1 £342
CSI Ommen 2 £173

What level Saudi Arabia wins at

The star rating is a floor on the prize fund

3 levels

Level Paid rounds Share Prize money
CSI3* 2 59.6% £5,269
CSI2* 8 38.3% £3,384
CSI1* 3 2.2% £190

Saudi Arabia against the nations either side

The ranks around 35 of 73

Rank 35

Frequently asked questions

How much prize money have Saudi Arabia riders won?

£8,843 across 13 paid rounds and 0 wins, which is 0% of everything this section holds and ranks Saudi Arabia 35 of 73.

Who is the highest paid show jumper from Saudi Arabia?

Meshari Alharbi, £5,269 from 2 paid rounds and 0 wins, which is 59.6% of the national total on their own.

How many Saudi Arabia riders have won prize money?

6, between 2021 and 2026. They average £1,474 each, and the median cheque a Saudi Arabia rider has been handed is £75.

Where do Saudi Arabia riders win their money?

Outdoor Gelderland, Lichtenvoorde is the best paying week for them: £5,269 across 2 paid rounds.

Does the Saudi Arabia federation pay its show jumpers?

No. A federation selects a team and covers its costs at a championship, and that is the whole of the relationship. Every figure here is prize money won class by class, and under the rules the cheque is written to the owner of the horse rather than to the rider.

Where to next

The riders, the horses and the nations around this one