Necks Dyed With Saffron
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Ateeq Al-Dhiyoufi and his son Najm (on his left) advance to the awards reception area, where two of their camels “Tareef” &”Raheefan” won first and second place. It is noticeable that the camels’ necks are dyed with saffron, which is a tradition for the top three winners in the race. December 2021
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