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14 Japanese-trained horses arrived in Dubai on March 22nd and will travel from Saudi Arabia to Dubai on February 26th in preparation for the Dubai World Cup (G1) night to be held at Meydan Racecourse on March 30th. He joined nine Japanese-trained horses who flew.
The four horses are scheduled to run in the $12 million Dubai World Cup. Japan’s standard bearer is Ushba Tesoro the defending Cup champions who lost by a narrow margin. Senor Bascador The Saudi Cup (G1) will be held on February 24th at King Abdulaziz. 7 year old horse. Orfèvre It earned $13.27 million. If he wins the Dubai World Cup consecutively and wins the first place prize of $6.96 million, his total prize money will increase to $20.23 million, making him the highest-earnings player in Japan’s history. vernal equinox who earned $15.66 million.
Derma outer hook the runner-up was white avario In the Breeders’ Cup Classic (G1), Santa Anita Park They finished in a disappointing 5th place in the Saudi Cup on November 4th. He has also been training in Meydan for the past four weeks. 4 year old stallion Be careful with biscuits He won the UAE Derby (G2) held at Meydan last year by 5 1/2 lengths.
The players who will be representing Japan at the Dubai World Cup are: Wilson Tesoro and Dura Erede the 2nd and 3rd place finishers of the Tokyo Grand Prix (G1) held at Oi on December 29th arrived at Meydan on March 22nd.
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