Racing on Three Continents. Winning on All Three.

Al Leith Racing campaigns Thoroughbreds and Arabians from our Libyan base to the lights of Meydan and the turf of France and England — with winners in Libya, the UAE, France and the UK.

Al Leith Racing winner at York

From Libya to the Meydan Lights and the Yorkshire Turf

Al Leith Racing is a Thoroughbred and Arabian racing and breeding operation based in Libya, with horses in training in the UAE, France and the UK. In our first full seasons we've saddled winners in all four countries — Libya, the UAE, France and the UK — and finished the early 2025–26 UAE season among the top five owners in the championship.

Horse with Woman

A Record Built in Our First Seasons

The numbers behind the silks: winners in all four countries, a top-five standing in the UAE Owners Championship, and a flagship filly who races in England all summer and Dubai all winter.

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Wins in the UAE

From 53 runs, plus 11 more placings — second, third and fourth — and AED 1,554,510 in UAE prize money.

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Wins in France and the UK

Eight in France and four in the UK, plus 28 more placings — second, third and fourth.

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Countries, One Silk

Libya, the UAE, France and the UK — Africa, Asia and Europe, run from our home base in Libya.

Racing, Breeding & Bloodstock

Miss Yechance racing on the turf

Racing

Thoroughbreds and Arabians in training with leading yards in Libya, the UAE, France and the UK, campaigned from novice level to Royal Ascot and the Dubai Racing Carnival.

Broodmare standing in the paddock

Breeding

Thoroughbred and Arabian breeding led from Libya, our main stud base, then the UAE, France and the UK — a broodmare band to complement the racing string.

Thoroughbred head study in a bridle

Bloodstock & Sales

Sourcing at the major sales — our first yearling purchase (£32,000, Goffs UK) won three races including at the Dubai Carnival.

Our breeds

Two breeds, one silk.

Al Leith Racing races and breeds Thoroughbreds and Arabians. Libya is our main breeding base, followed by the UAE, France and the UK.

Speed

Thoroughbred

  • Bred in Libya first, then the UAE, France and the UK
  • Sprint to middle-distance racing on turf and dirt
  • Flagship: Miss Yechance, Group 3 winner
Stamina

Arabian

  • Purebred Arabian racing
  • Bred in Libya first, then the UAE, France and the UK
  • Endurance, soundness and temperament

On the Racecourse

Group 3 World Trophy — Won

Miss Yechance became a Group winner, taking the Dubai International Airport World Trophy by a neck under Jack Nicholls for trainer Karl Burke.

Racecourse
Newbury, England
Date
19 September 2026

UAE President's Cup — Won

Burak retained the President's Cup for Purebred Arabians — a second successive title, ridden by Mohcine Lafram for trainer Ali Mohamed.

Racecourse
Casablanca-Anfa, Morocco
Date
19 September 2026

Prix Alsace Lait — Won

Laith won over 1,400m on the turf, ridden by Aurélien Lemaitre for trainer Jérôme Reynier — a winner in France the day after the Newbury and Casablanca double.

Racecourse
Strasbourg, France
Date
20 September 2026

News from the String

How Miss Yechance Won the EBF Restricted Novice Stakes at Catterick
From Yorkshire to Meydan: Inside Miss Yechance’s Dubai Winter
From Yorkshire to Meydan: Inside Miss Yechance’s Dubai Winter

Race reports and stable news from the Al Leith Racing string in Libya, the UAE, France and the UK.

Al Leith Thunder: Unbeaten on the Meydan Dirt
Al Leith Thunder: Unbeaten on the Meydan Dirt

Race reports and stable news from the Al Leith Racing string in Libya, the UAE, France and the UK.