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Gulf Daily News Friday, 30th January 2015
Top bodybuilder
seeks sponsors
n Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company (GPIC) president
Dr Abdulrahman Jawahery honoured plants operations department production engineer Farah Al Majid for her initiative in
providing specialised yoga training to the company’s women
employees. Dr Jawahery thanked Al Majid for the initiative and
said it reflected the keenness of the company’s employees to
share their knowledge and experience and to contribute to the
awareness of others. The three-month course being offered by
Al Majid to GPIC employees has attracted a large number of
participants and those who have already trained say they have
greatly benefited. Above, Dr Jawahery honours Al Majid.
AJESH Sadanadan became the
first Indian to win a major bodybuilding contest in Bahrain when
he won the gold medal in the 90kg
section of the National Day Bodybuilding Championship held on
December 4, 2014.
The 32-year-old trained for six
months for this major event and
shed 25 kgs in this period. Without
any sponsors backing him, Sadanadan spend more than BD3,000
from his own pocket to prepare
himself for this event.
“I don’t have any sponsors even
after winning this event. I have
spend all my savings and have
nothing left. If I can’t find any
sponsors soon, I may not be able
to defend my title this year,” said
Sadanadan.
Interested sponsors can contact
Sadanadan on 33922734.
n Bahrain youth
go down battling
BAHRAIN players bowed out
of the GCC Juniors Tennis
Championship (under-18 and
under-14) being held in Kuwait.
Bahrain’s Ali Nabeel Dewani lost
to Saudi Arabia’s Faisal Al Reedi
0-2 (7-5, 6-4) in the quarter-finals
of the singles competition while
Ali Dewani and Hamad Essam
were beaten by UAE’s Fares
Janahi and Fahad Janahi 7-5, 6-0
in the doubles.
n Tennis registration open
Cape Summit best
bet for feature race
feature
events are on the
cards in today’s
horse racing to be
held in Sakhir.
SEVEN
Six of the races are for the
Al Sharif Group Cups while the
other is for the Late Hassan bin
Saleh Alrouwai Cup.
Cape Summit, owned by Al
Nasseriyeh, trained by Alan
Smith and to be ridden by Brett
Doyle, is the favourite to win the
Al Sharif Group Cup for imported horses which carries a cash
prize of BD2,000 and to be run
over 1,600 metres, starting at
4.20pm.
Tally Ho and Equivalent are
the second and third favourites
respectively.
Farange, owned by Al Nasseriyeh, trained by Alan Smith and to be ridden by Brett Doyle, is the best bet to win
the Al Sharif Group Cup for locally bred
horses which also carries a cash prize of
BD2,000 and to be run over 1,600 metres, starting at 3.55pm.
Zayyir and Kentucky Wildcat are the
second and third favourites respectively.
Beakers N Num Nums, owned by
Shaikh Khalifa bin Mohammed Al
BASKETBALL
NBA matches on Wednesday:
Phoenix
106 Washington
98
Atlanta
113 Brooklyn
102
New York
100 Oklahoma City 92
San Antonio
95 Charlotte
86
Toronto
119 Sacramento
102
Utah
89 LA Clippers
94
Houston
99 Dallas
94
Minnesota
110 Boston
98
New Orleans
85 Denver
93
Cleveland
99 Portland
94
Philadelphia
89 Detroit
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GOLF
First round of the Dubai Desert Classic in
Dubai (par 72):
64 - Bernd Wiesberger (AUT); 65 - Nicolas
Colsaerts (BEL), Andy Sullivan (ENG), Lee
Westwood (ENG), Peter Uihlein (US); 66 - Seve
Benson (ENG), Stephen Gallacher (SCO), Marc
Warren (SCO), Rory McIlroy (NIR), Anders Hansen (DEN), Maximilian Kieffer (GER), Hennie
Otto (RSA); 67 - Mikko Ilonen (FIN), Yang Y.E.
27
n Sadanadan shows off his gold medal
Khalifa, trained by Alan Smith and to
be ridden by Brett Doyle, is tipped to
win the Al Sharif Group Cup for imported horses which carries a cash prize of
BD1,500 and to be run over 2,000 metres, staring at 4.45pm.
Musaafer and Chequers are the second and third favourites respectively.
Milyar, owned by Shaikh Mohammed bin Abdulla Al Khalifa, trained
den by Alberto Sanna, is tipped
to beat his closest challengers
Mlolshan 1627 and Al Ma’anagy
1555 and win the Late Hassan
bin Saleh Alrouwai Cup for Arabian horses which carries a cash
prize of BD1,500 and to be run
over 1,200 metres, starting at
2.40pm.
Mayfair Lad, owned by Yunis
Abdulhameed Ahmed, trained by
Abdulla Kuwaiti and to be ridden
by Gerald Avranche, is the favourite to win the Al Sharif Group
Cup for imported horses which
carries cash prize of BD1,500
and to be run over 1,200 metres,
starting at 3.05pm.
Goodwood Storm and Taffe
are expected to give the favourite
n Action from a previous race
a run for its money.
La Faisan Blanche, owned by
by James Naylor and to be ridden by Ali Ahmed Al Anzoor, trained by AbdulGerald Avranche, looks in best shape to la Kuwaiti and to be ridden by Hassan
win the Al Sharif Group Cup for locally Al Saffar, looks in best shape to win the
bred horses which carries a cash prize of Al Sharif Group Cup for imported horsBD1,500 and to be run over 1,200 me- es which carries a cash prize of BD1,500
tres, starting at 2.15pm.
and to be run over 1,400 metres, starting
The Tin Man and Fardiya are expected at 3.30pm.
to give the favourite a run for its money.
Wye Valley and Pastoral Witness are
Al Saqlawy 1578, owned by Al Jasra, the second and third favourites respectrained by Yousif Taher and to be rid- tively.
(KOR), Martin Kaymer (GER), Jorge Campillo
(ESP), Emiliano Grillo (ARG), Graeme McDowell
(NIR), Danny Willett (ENG); 68 - Robert Rock
(ENG), Andrew Johnston (ENG), Tom Lewis
(ENG), David Lipsky (US), Joost Luiten (NED),
Renato Paratore (ITA), Grégory Havret (FRA),
Jake Roos (RSA), Thomas Aiken (RSA),
Alexander Noren (SWE); 69 - Kristoffer Broberg
(SWE), Garth Mulroy (RSA), Dawie Van der Walt
(RSA), Thomas Pieters (BEL), Wade Ormsby
(AUS), Pablo Larrazábal (ESP), Gary Stal
(FRA), Grégory Bourdy (FRA), Anthony Wall
(ENG), Simon Khan (ENG), Paul Waring (ENG),
Daniel Brooks (ENG), Paul Lawrie (SCO); 70 Jordi García Pinto (ESP), Felipe Aguilar (CHI),
Richard Green (AUS), Rafael Cabrera (ESP),
Henrik Stenson (SWE), Edouard Espana (FRA),
Michaël Lorenzo-Vera (FRA), Jeev Milkha
Singh (IND), Edoardo Molinari (ITA), Ahmed
Marjan (MOR), An Byeong-Hun (KOR); 71 Damien McGrane (IRL), Marco Crespi (ITA),
Shiv Kapur (IND), Niclas Fasth (SWE), Robert
Karlsson (SWE), Magnus Carlsson (SWE),
Johan Carlsson (SWE), Jaco Van Zyl (RSA),
Lucas Bjerregaard (DEN), Morten Madsen
(DEN), Scott Hend (AUS), Raphaël Jacquelin
(FRA), Dominic Foos (GER), Moritz Lampert
(GER), Richie Ramsay (SCO), Craig Lee (SCO),
Simon Dyson (ENG), Bradley Dredge (WAL),
Matthew Baldwin (ENG), Tyrrell Hatton (ENG),
Zane Scotland (ENG), Richard Bland (ENG),
David Howell (ENG), Oliver Wilson (ENG), Ross
Fisher (ENG), Fabrizio Zanotti (PAR), Thongchai
Jaidee (THA); 72 - Tommy Fleetwood (ENG),
Matthew Nixon (ENG), James Morrison (ENG),
David Horsey (ENG), Steve Webster (ENG),
Ross McGowan (ENG), David Drysdale (SCO),
Chris Doak (SCO), Michael Hoey (NIR), Jerome
Lando-Casanova (FRA), Alexander Levy
(FRA), Thorbjorn Olesen (DEN), Thomas Bjorn
(DEN), José María Olazábal (ESP), Alejandro
Cañizares (ESP), Ernie Els (RSA); 73 - Branden
Grace (RSA), Jbe Kruger (RSA), Peter Lawrie
(IRL), Álvaro Quirós (ESP), Brett Rumford
(AUS), Mark Tullo (CHI), Darren Clarke (NIR),
Scott Jamieson (SCO), Matthew Fitzpatrick
(ENG), Oliver Fisher (ENG), Mark Foster (ENG),
Oliver Farr (WAL); 74 - Sam Hutsby (ENG),
Richard Finch (ENG), Prom Meesawat (THA),
Jason Palmer (ENG), Eddie Pepperell (ENG),
Benjamin Hébert (FRA), Darren Fichardt (RSA),
Mikael Lundberg (SWE)
75 - Marcel Siem (GER), Romain Wattel (FRA),
Julien Quesne (FRA), Sergio García (ESP),
Soren Kjeldsen (DEN), Graeme Storm (ENG),
Joshua White (ENG), Michael Harradine (SUI);
76 - George Coetzee (RSA); 77 - Jeong Jin
(KOR), Luke Joy (ENG); 78 - James Allan
(ENG); 79 - Matteo Manassero (ITA); 82 Faycal Serghini (MAR); 83 - Javier Ballesteros
(ESP).
ICE HOCKEY
National Hockey League matches on
Wednesday:
Washington
4 Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
4 Chicago
New Jersey
2 Toronto
(Shootout)
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3
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BAHRAIN Tennis Club (BTC)
have started the registration
process for the 20th BBK Junior
Tennis Championship to be held
at the club premises in Juffair
from February 7 to 18.
The event is sponsored by Bank
of Bahrain and Kuwait for the
20th successive year.
The last date to receive entries is
Sunday.
For more details contact BTC
on 17729561 or Bahrain.
[email protected] or www.
bahraintennisclub.com
n Triathlon trials set
THE Bahrain Triathlon Association
(@triathlonbh) will be holding
its first talent identification trials
tomorrow to select Bahraini
athletes who will be part of the
high performance programme for
the 2015 season.
Registration starts at 8am and the
swim trials begin at 9.30am at the
Khalifa Sports City Stadium. The
run trial starts at 3pm.
Trials will be held under the
following categories: Youth
under-16; Juniors between 16 to
19; under 20 to 23 and elite over
23 years old.
For further details contact vicent.
[email protected]
n The French School of Bahrain is taking part in a Gulf
Tournament in Dubai for the
first time. Twelve French
schools with 32 teams are
participating in this four-day
event where competitions will
be held in basketball, handball, volleyball and badminton.
Above, the Bahrain students
on their way to Dubai.
n Al Beladi wins
JABER Al Beladi defeated
Mohammed Abbas 3-0 in a
Group ‘A’ snooker clash of the
ound of the Bahrain Billiard
and Snooker League 2014-2015
being organized by the Bahrain
Billiard and Snooker Federation
and sponsored by Bapco.
In Group ‘C’ of the same
round, Hussain Al Aradi
defeated Abdulla Khalid 3-0,
Hassan Raouf defeated Ishaq
Abdulkhaliq 3-0 during Group
‘D’ match.
In Group ‘E’ match, Hisham
Al Sager defeated Majid Dhaif
3-2, while Younis Sager defeated
Jaffar Al Rayyes 3-0 in Group
‘F’ and Nader Al Dossary
defeated Adel Al Ansari 3-2 in
Group ‘G’.
In the billiard competition
Sayed Ahmed Al Alawi defeated
Mohammed Sanad 13-10,
Sayed Ali Sayed Yousif defeated
Mohammed Abdulla Khalil
13-11, Hassan Sabah defeated
Sayed Ali Sayed Yousif 13-11, Ali
Abdulkarim defeated Ali Hassan
Salman 13-12, Fares Abdulkarim
defeated Hussain Al Sisi 13-9,
Fahad Khalaf defeated Ahmed
Khalaf 13-6, Ahmed Yousif
defeated Hussain Al Khayyat.