Plenty of exciting racing ahead this weekend
An aerial view of Meydan
Saftote will be operating full betting facilities on Saturday’s $30 million Dubai World Cup meeting at Meydan, which includes a host of exotic bets.
Mike De Kock sends out seven runners and there is plenty of South African interest in what will be a horseracing spectacle to satisfy all tastes.
Enjoy studying the form!
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