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American superstar Life Is Good headlines a likely field of 11 for the 26th running of the G1 Dubai World Cup on March 26.

DUBAI: A rough estimate suggests that we’ll see around 34 Group or Grade 1 winners compete for $30.5 million across the nine races at the Dubai World Cup meeting on Saturday, March 26. Here’s a few who you might want to watch out for at Meydan. 1. Life Is Good (Dubai World Cup) He’s just really … good. So good, he’s only been beaten once, in fact, and that came on his first

This weekend is seeing the second-biggest meeting of the year in the UAE take place at Meydan. It’s “Super Saturday” — a day of trials for the Dubai World Cup meeting in three weeks’ time. There are nine races, eight of which are preps for course and distance events on the World Cup card and more than $2.3 million in prize money. There are also two Group 1s, making this an

No less than five former winners at the Meydan spectacle are returning to defend their crowns

Enhanced nine race card will act as a dress rehearsal for next month’s $30.5 (Dh112.03) million Dubai World Cup day on March 26

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DUBAI, 10th February, 2022 (WAM) -- With nine races, including six Group 1s, on the card and $30.5 million in total prizemoney, the Dubai World Cup meeting promises to be a spectacular day of racing, culminating in the 26th G1 Emirates Airline Dubai World Cup. Sheikh Rashid bin Dalmook Al Maktoum, Chairman of Dubai Racing Club, said: "To have more than 750 horses from 20 different countries nominated shows the continued strength of the Dubai World Cup meeting, which has grown each year sinc...

We are heading into our fourth meeting of the Dubai World Cup Carnival and this week it gets really good. That is because we see America’s most popular horse in action. His name is Hot Rod Charlie and he runs in G2 Maktoum Challenge Round 2, a prep race for the $12 million Dubai World Cup. Voted the winner of the Vox Populi Award in the US in 2021, Hot Rod Charlie is trained

The FFPC (Fantasy Football Players Championship) is the place for serious fantasy players to compete in the second NFL playoff challenge for high-stakes postseason action. Pierre Camus explains the format and gives his divisional round lineup strategy.

He won four grand slam titles and led Spain to the brink of Davis Cup glory, kick-starting his country’s modern love affair with tennis