LONDON: Saudi Arabia’s Dalma Malhas will participate in the Individual Hurdles at the World Equestrian Championships in the US city of Tryon on Wednesday. She will battle it out with more than 60 rivals from across the globe for the gold at the most important equine championship after the Olympics. According to SPA, Malhas expressed pride in representing her country at this international event, which will be the most significant in her equestrian career. She stressed that she expects a tough challenge with the best in the world up against her. The World Equestrian Championship is held every four years under the supervision of the International Equestrian Federation and includes all equestrian events. It is the most important equestrian championship after the Olympics.