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Royal Ascot 2010: Byword ensures Khalid Abdulla's reign continues

Royal Ascot 2010: Byword ensures Khalid Abdulla’s reign continues

A French horse took the feature race at Royal Ascot for the second day running when Byword, trained by Andre Fabre, continued Khalid Abdulla’s fantastic season by leading home a one-two for the owner in the Prince of Wales’s Stakes.

Property disputes up last year

Property disputes up last year

One of the biggest cases to emerge last year was between Arabtec Holding, the UAE’s largest construction company, and Meydan Group, the developer behind the Meydan Racecourse in Dubai.

Jumeirah Meydan Hotel

Jumeirah Meydan Hotel

The Meydan Hotel has an excellent location in Dubai, and is just a 10-minute drive from the Dubai International Convention Center and a 20-minute drive from the Dubai International Airport.

Emirati jockey blazing own path

Emirati jockey blazing own path

After five months of training in the stables, the Emirates Racing Authority (ERA) has chosen him to travel to Ireland for four months to study at the Racing Academy Centre for Education, the institution from which Ajtebi emerged.

War Artist has international class to beat Golden Jubilee field

War Artist has international class to beat Golden Jubilee field

War Artist isn’t the sort of horse to back at short odds, given his inconsistent profile. He finished a long way behind Joy And Fun in Hong Kong last December and was again put in his place by that rival in Dubai afterwards.

Tattenham Corner

Tattenham Corner

References to the new hotel at Meydan racecourse were found to be particularly in breach of the rule. “The item about the hotel adopted a tone, style and use of language that was not appropriate and did not integrate editorially with the rest of the event coverage,” stated Ofcom.

Creating a horse racing city

Creating a horse racing city

It is hardly surprising that Mr Lee is enthusiastic about Dubai and its Ruler. His Beijing-based firm, Globe Enterprise Management, has partnered with Meydan Group, the Dubai-based developer of the Meydan Racecourse that hosted its first Dubai World Cup in late March, to create plans for Meydan Phoenix City in China.

The team behind The Meydan

The team behind The Meydan

The Meydan Hotel held its grand launch at the Dubai World Cup this year, welcoming more than 80,000 race goers just weeks after its soft opening on March 4. With 285 rooms spread over eight floors, many with panoramic views of the racecourse, The Meydan is designed to impress.