The Meydan Racecourse buzzed with excitement on Saturday as the 28th Dubai World Cup showcased some of the world's finest racehorses. American sprinter Laurel River, ridden by jockey Tadhg O'Shea, delivered a stunning performance to win the 2,400-meter race, sealing the $12 million prize.
The event drew in a competitive field of 120 runners from 14 countries and regions, featuring 33 Group 1 race winners. Laurel River crossed the finish line first, followed closely by Japan's Ushba Tesoro in second place and Senor Buscador from the U.S. securing the third spot.
The vibrant atmosphere and high stakes made this year's Dubai World Cup a memorable highlight in the international racing calendar, delighting fans and participants alike. 🏆🌍
