Photographed by Clint McLean1/19A camel handler after a race at the Al Marmoum track
Photographed by Clint McLean2/19A camel handler from the Sudan retrieves his camel after it crosses the finish line.
Photographed by Clint McLean3/19A mechanical jockey before a race
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Photographed by Clint McLean6/19Television crews, owners, and VIPs drive beside the camels as they begin the race. Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the prince of Dubai, is driven in the black Mercedes.
Photographed by Clint McLean7/19The robotic jockeys have a drill motor, and are directed by remote control.
Photographed by Clint McLean8/19A billboard of the sheikh at the Al Marmoum race track
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Photographed by Clint McLean10/19A camel handler with two mechanical jockeys
Photographed by Clint McLean11/19Young men lounge on the grass in the heat of the afternoon while waiting for the afternoon races to begin.
Photographed by Clint McLean12/19Camels are prepped at the starting gate.
Photographed by Clint McLean13/19A camel handler protects his colleague from being crushed by the camels as he tightens the knots holding the mechanical jockey to the camels.
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Photographed by Clint McLean14/19Men pray facing Mecca at the Al Marmoum race track.
Photographed by Clint McLean15/19A handler waits to escort his camels to the starting gate
Photographed by Clint McLean16/19A camel handler poses for a portrait with one of their mechanical jockeys.
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Photographed by Clint McLean18/19A sign near the camel track warns of camels and road humps.
Photographed by Clint McLean19/19A camel handler sits with a mechanical jockey.

