World Cup hopes set Meydan challenge

Dubai World Cup hopes get one last chance to stake their claims for the March 31 feature as they line up in the third round of the Al Maktoum Challenge at Meydan.

Fri, 09 Mar, 2012 - 12:51

Dubai World Cup hopes get one last chance to stake their claims for the March 31 feature as they line up in the third round of the Al Maktoum Challenge at Meydan.

The 10-furlong heat has produced three previous World Cup winners in Dubai Millennium (2000), Street Cry (2002) and Electrocutionist (2006) and will be run as a Group One for the time this term.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: MeydanPlace: MendipPlace: Spring Of FamePlace: Dubai CityPlace: Dubai City Of GoldPlace: NunthorpePlace: YorkPlace: LongchampPlace: Burj NahaarPlace: Al BastakiyaPlace: Iver Bridge LadPlace: Mahab Al ShimaalPerson: Saeed Bin SuroorPerson: Frankie DettoriPerson: Prince BishopPerson: Kieren FallonPerson: Johnny MurtaghPerson: Bin SuroorPerson: MendipPerson: Mahmood Al ZarooniPerson: CapponiPerson: MonterossoPerson: Mickael BarzalonaPerson: Al ZarooniPerson: Mike De KockPerson: Bold SilvanoPerson: William HaggasPerson: Herman BrownPerson: James GivenPerson: Marco BottiPerson: Joshua TreePerson: Margot DidPerson: Monsieur JoePerson: Michael BellPerson: Brian MeehanPerson: BuranoPerson: HitchensEvent: Dubai World CupEvent: Al Maktoum ChallengeEvent: World CupEvent: Dubai MillenniumEvent: Of GoldEvent: Sheema ClassicEvent: Indian DaysEvent: Prix de L’AbbayeOrganisation: Spring Of Fame
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