No question that last month’s $20m Saudi Cup has put the noses of the hosts of next Saturday’s Dubai World Cup out of joint, but there will still be a strong international challenge for the $12m race at Meydan racecourse.

In fact, a total of 117 horses from 11 countries will compete for $26.5m in stake money including six grade 1 events...

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