The Dubai Racing Club has announced the 2021 Dubai World Cup Carnival program as races date back to the iconic Meydan Racecourse. As Carnival opens in January, the first racing assembly of the 2020-21 racing season is scheduled for November 5, 2020. will be carried out in accordance with UAE government guidelines; more main points will remain closer to the date.
Scheduled to take place on six consecutive Thursdays from January 21 to February 25, 2021, the Dubai World Cup Carnival program will end on March 6 with the Super Race Meeting on Saturday. , Saturday’s Super Race is worth $1. 7 million.
The total number of scholarships is slightly lower than last year, however, given the difficult occasions of the last few months due to the Covid-19, the Dubai Racing Club has made every effort to ensure that the race returns safely.
The opening assembly of the Carnival race on January 21 promises to be an action-packed night with six of the seven races in the Group and Listing categories. Leading the night race, Round 1 of the one-mile Al Maktoum Challenge (G2) serves as preparation for the Godolphin Mile (G2) and Dubai World Cup (G1). The remaining six nights of Dubai World Cup Carnival races will also offer similar quality races, which are sure to attract the most productive foreign trainers, horses and horses. Riders.
Horses from Denmark, the United States, Ireland, the United Kingdom, Sweden and Norway as well as the United Arab Emirates were represented in the Super Saturday 2020 race. Among the night’s impressive foreign winners, Wildman Jack, the winner of Nad Al Sheba Turf Sprint, formed through Doug O’Neill of the United States, illustrating the quality of the night runners. After Meydan, the 4-year-old won the G3 Daytona Stakes in Santa Anita, while placing 2 Eddie D Stakes, and is a serious contender in the prestigious Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint 2020. Se awaiting similar foreign involvement in 2021.
The deadline to apply for Horse Connections in your Dubai World Cup Carnival programs is November 23, 2020.
All races will be contested and regulated in one way and the effects will be recorded in an official capacity. In accordance with UAE government regulations, the Dubai Racing Club will adhere to strict fitness and protection measures, adding comprehensive sanitation, participant thermal detection and social estating.
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