The Dubai World Cup Carnival is back - and here's everything you need to know

International expert Ron Wood marks your card - with help from some friends

Meydan's Dubai World Cup Carnival begins on Friday nightCredit: Edward Whitaker

If you like your racing Flat and fast – on dirt and turf – and with more than a sprinkle of international flavour, then Fridays are sorted for the next couple of months.

The Dubai Carnival, now in its 20th year, is back for the next eight Fridays, ahead of Super Saturday on March 4 and Dubai World Cup day on March 25.

Nearly 150 horses from 17 countries have been accepted to run at this year's carnival and there's much to look forward to.

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Ron WoodRaceday Editor

Published on 5 January 2023inFeatures

Last updated 18:32, 5 January 2023

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