1.
SV Horse being paraded.
0.03

2.
LV Another horse towards judges.
0.08

3.
BV Parading in front of judges.
0.12

4.
CU Of horse going around.
0.17

5.
SV Another horse being shown to judges.
0.20

6.
CU Of horse's head.
0.22

7.
LV Of horse being paraded.
0.27

8.
SV Of horse.
0.30

9.
CU Of horse.
0.34

10.
SV Judges at table.
0.38

11.
LV Horse being paraded towards table.
0.44

12.
LV Horse towards.
0.52

13.
CU Of horse's head.
0.54

14.
SV Judges and Mr. Mirrahi.
0.58

15.
CU Showing horse.
1.01

16.
SV Another horse being paraded.
1.04

17.
CU Horse's head.
1.05

18.
SV Cups on table.
1.08

19.
SV Horse standing in front of judges.
1.12

20.
SV Judges watching.
1.13

21.
SV Mr. Mikkaoui receiving prize.
1.20

22.
SV Of horse.
1.22

23.
CU Another horse.
1.26

24.
SV Mr. Henry Pharaon receiving prize.
1.32



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Background: The proud and nobly-bred Arab stallion came under scrutiny, October 10, during a competition in Beirut, Lebanon, to select the most perfect animal of the breed. Kuwaits' ruler, Sheikh Abdullah Sabah, provided strong competition with horses from his Arab stock, but failed to outclass the entry from Iraq.

According to age, the horses were placed in one of three sections, Winner of the section for animals over three years of age, was an Arab stallion, owned by Mr. Mirrahi of the Lebanon.

A three-year-old Arab horse from Iraq won the intermediate class, for Mr. Mikkaoui. Iraq also claimed first place in the class for the under three-year-old, when a horse owned by Henri Pharaon was chosen.