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Making the most out of Dubai’s Meydan
The UAE hosts the biggest equine industry in the Middle East and Meydan City intends to be the epicentre of the region’s horse trade. “The equine industry in the region is growing and we are playing a leading role in it,” said Saeed Humaid Al Tayer, Chairman of Meydan City Corporation, developer of one of the world’s largest horse racing facilities in the world.
Meydan signs deal for $4bn Chinese ‘equine city’
In a press statement, Meydan said that the potential for the horse-racing industry in China was considerable, especially given the direct economic impact of the sector on the economies of the US, the UK and Australia. The developer said that the industry was worth $39bn in the US alone.
Byword rises to the occasion in Prince of Wales’s
The aura of Goldikova (Ire) (Anabaa) hovered over Berkshire for a second day of the Royal Ascot meeting Wednesday, one day after the brilliant miler delivered the first winning stroke to open up the five-day stand.
Battle royal for Godolphin
Calming Influence takes on some of the world’s top milers today when he makes his first start in Europe since November in the Group One Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot.
3:50 Prince of Wales’s Stakes Trader Tips & live stream
Henry Cecil’s Twice Over disappointed in the Dubai World Cup at Meydan last time when 10th of the 14 runners, with Mahmood Al Zarooni’s Allybar finishing a highly creditable third.
Scenes from the Dubai World Cup races
Teeny-weeny minis created a flutter and over-the-shoulder winks as flowy ensembles , plenty of peek-a-boos , lots of slender legs balancing on trendy stilettos, metallic blushes and vantage tans made for juicy tabloid tattle.
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
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.
