Equestrian sports hold a special place in Saudi Arabian heritage. One prominent figure in this field is an athlete, coach, and horse trainer who has made significant contributions to the sport. He first tried equestrian sports at age 10, inspired by his father, a breeder of Arabian horses in Riyadh.

| Season | Event | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| 2000 | Open Individual | B Bronze |
| 1996 | Open Team | 18 |
| 1996 | Open Individual | 44 |
He became the first athlete representing Saudi Arabia to win a medal in equestrian at the Olympic Games. He claimed bronze in the individual jumping competition at the 2000 Games in Sydney. This achievement remains a significant milestone in his career.
In 2012, he was presented with the Order of King Abdulaziz [first class] in Saudi Arabia. This honour reflects his contributions and dedication to equestrian sports over the years.
His family has been the most influential in his career. He also looks up to HH Prince Faisal bin Abdullah, president of the Saudi Arabian Equestrian Federation, as his idol.
The Al Eid Equestrian Center in Riyadh is a family-run business founded by his father in 1990. He runs it with his younger brother Fahad. The centre has become a hub for equestrian training and events.
Equestrian talent runs in the family. His younger brother Fahad has represented Saudi Arabia in equestrian jumping at World Cup events. His nephew Abdulaziz Fahad Aleid represented Saudi Arabia in jumping at the 2022 Youth Equestrian Games in Aachen, Germany.
He and his younger brother Fahad have trained at several renowned stables worldwide. These include Paul Schockemohle's stables in Germany, John Whitaker's stables in England, and Bernie Traurig's stables in the United States.
He served as chef d'equipe for the United Arab Emirates jumping team at the 2022 Nations Cup event in Abu Dhabi. Additionally, he has coached the United Arab Emirates jumping team, showcasing his expertise beyond competing.
Looking ahead, he plans to continue contributing to equestrian sports through coaching and training. His dedication to the sport remains unwavering as he aims to nurture new talent and promote equestrian activities globally.
This athlete’s journey from a young rider inspired by his father to an Olympic medallist and coach is a testament to his passion for equestrian sports. His contributions continue to shape the future of equestrian activities both within Saudi Arabia and internationally.
Equestrian sports hold a special place in Saudi Arabian heritage. One prominent figure in this field is an athlete, coach, and horse trainer who has made significant contributions to the sport. He first tried equestrian sports at age 10, inspired by his father, a breeder of Arabian horses in Riyadh.