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A field of 14 has been entered for the $20 million Saudi Cup (G1) on Saturday at King Abdulaziz Racecourse in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – the world’s richest horse…

The international Korea Cup and Korea Sprint return on Saturday night with two top-class fields, with both races shown on FanDuel TV.

The one certainty in Saturday’s $12 million Dubai World Cup is that Sheikh Mohammed will not be winning back his own money.

The World Cup field is headed by Country Grammer, victorious 12 months ago and seeking to make history as only the second horse to win the great race twice, after Th...

The Dubai World Cup is the richest race on offer this weekend, led by defending winner Country Grammer as he attempts to become just the second two-time winner in the race

Country Grammer was joined on the short flight by the Steve Asmussen-trained Gunite, who is nominated for the Group 1 Dubai Golden Shaheen.

The fourth running of the $20-million Saudi Cup (G1) went the way of Japan for the first time Saturday as Yoshito Yahagi-trained Panthalassa saw off all challengers for a historic wire-to-wire victory at King Abdulaziz Racecourse in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

A pair of prep races for the first weekend in May are the highlight of this weekend's live racing action, both scheduled for Saturday

Last year’s best dirt horse in Japan, Cafe Pharoah, galloped for 800m with his race rider Joao Moreira. Naoto Suzuki, assistant to trainer Noriyuki Hori, was satisfied after watching the breeze, saying: “He had a good gallop as we planned. Joao told me he was stretching his legs well toward the finish and he still had plenty of energy. I might take him for a paddock schooling

"They are going well and we’re happy," said assistant trainer Jimmy Barnes. “We just jogged today on the training track.