A worker feeds a horse at a private stable at the Equestrian Club, in Khartoum, Sudan, June 27, 2019. The club has had to cut back activities since popular unrest erupted in December and led to the fall of autocratic President Omar al-Bashir in April 2019.
Sudanese horse riders take part in a class at the Equestrian Club in Khartoum.
Sudanese girls are waiting to start the riding classes.
Einas, 18, touches the horse she rides at a riding class, at the Equestrian Club, in Khartoum, Sudan, June 26, 2019. Einas has been riding for a year and her father is a race horse rider. "If your family members are interested, it's easier than if you start on your own," Einas said about being a female horse rider.
Children wash a horse before riding classes at the stables.
Dania, 13, prepares for horse riding lessons.
A boy pets a horse at the stables of the Equestrian Club in Khartoum.
El Tayeb (L), 19, and Tajideen, 14, rest on a bed outside their room, early morning, at the stables at the Equestrian Club.
A boy prepares a horse before riding classes.
An old book announcing a race, with former president Omar Al Bashir's photograph on it, lies on the ground, at the Equestrian Club compound, in Khartoum.
Men ride horses on the race track.
A boy rides a horse before riding classes at the stables.
Rayan Ragab, 24, a professional horse rider, rests at the Equestrian Club in Khartoum, Sudan, July 2, 2019. Rayan has been riding for 13 years. She was a gymnast and had a show at the club, where she saw horses and decided she wanted to ride. She is also a football player.