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Mishriff clinches $20 million Saudi Cup; Godolphin notch a double James Jose © Provided by Khaleej Times Mishriff clinches $20 million Saudi Cup; Godolphin notch a double Mishriff clinched the $20 million Saudi Cup while Godolphin flew the flag for the UAE by notching an impressive double on Saudi Cup night on Saturday. On a rainswept King Abdulaziz Racecourse, on the outskirts of Riyadh, the John Gosden-trained Mishriff came up with a scintillating run under David Egan, to land the world's most valuable horse race. Owned by Saudi Arabia's Prince AA Faisal, Mishriff, the Fr...

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Sponsored by: Shane Foley wins the third leg of the International Jockeys Challenge aboard Motawariyah, securing his victory Irish star Shane Foley emerged triumphant in the second annual stc International Jockeys Challenge after taking two out of the four legs, each worth US $400,000, in the Saudi Arabian competition. Fourteen internationally-renowned male and female jockeys from all over the globe took part but it was the Classic-winning Foley, who rides for trainer Jessica Harrington in Ireland, who took Friday night's honors with a total of 30 points for his two wins. He said: �...

RIYADH: Early morning rain and grey skies slowly gave way to sunshine as the lucky few who attended the opening day of the 2021 Saudi Cup made their way to King Abdul Aziz Racecourse on the outskirts of Riyadh. And for the second year running the International Jockeys Challenge was a worthy and exciting curtain-raiser to the world’s most valuable horse race on Saturday. In particular, it proved memorable for overall winner Shane Foley, while Saudi jockey Adel Alfouraidi came in second, with veteran American Mike Smith third. #WATCH: @arabnews' @AliKhaled_ with a round-up of day one action ...