Dubai World Cup Odds Released at All Horse Racing

Posted on Saturday, March 25th, 2006

All Horse Racing, an international gaming company, today released the latest odds on who will win the world’s richest race, the $6,000,000 Dubai World Cup.

"A field of 11 from five different countries will test their spirit and mettle when they line up at Nad Al Sheba Racecourse," commented Leonard Manley, Director of Marketing at Allhorseracing.com.

Yesterday, post positions were drawn in an elaborate ceremony held at the luxurious Madinat Theatre in downtown Dubai. Although the richest race was only hours away, many of this year’s attendees were in a playful spirit. "In the wonderful city of Dubai, it is impossible not to enjoy yourself," said Manley.

Brass Hat is the odds on favourite. Trainer William "Buff" Bradley feels that the five-year-old gelding’s calm demeanor may be more important than the animal’s ability to finish strongly. "I think that might be his greatest asset — the way he handles things and does everything we ask," Bradley said.

However, Brass Hat has other strong contenders to battle and it is anybody’s race on Saturday.

American trainer Todd Pletcher may secretly hope that history will favor Magna Graduate, as he will barrel out of stall number 8, the same stall which launched the noble Cigar who won the inaugural racing of the Dubai Cup in 1996. After Dubai, all his attentions will be focused on the Kentucky Derby, the first jewel of the American Triple Crown.

Vladimir Cerin, trainer of Super Frolic, was grinning from ear to ear when he heard the favorable news that his horse would come out of stall 11. As part of his strategy, this is perfect, "We don’t have to rush in the race. We will wait and adjust the pace with those inside of us…my horse can run off the pace or on the lead," said Cerin.

The latest odds on who will win the Dubai World Cup on March 25th,2006:

Brass Hat 5-1                       Magna Graduate 12-1Chiquitin 40-1                      Shakis 40-1Choctaw Nation 12-1                 Star King Man 25-1Electrocutionist 10-11              Super Frolic 10-1Kane Hekili 9-2                     Wilko 25-1Maraahel 8-1

All Horse Racing is a recognized leader in online horse racing industry with a focus on the thoroughbred and harness horse racing market. Members have the ability to place wagers online or over the telephone on over 100 racetracks including Churchill Downs, Del Mar, Philadelphia Park, Pimlico Race Course and Belmont Park. Real time audio and video feeds are available for hundreds of races each day. There are no membership fees.

With operations in Ireland, Canada, Venezuela, Antigua and Nevis, All Horse Racing, through its relationship with Internet Opportunity Entertainment Limited, also receives and utilises the services of Sportingbet (LSE:SBT.L - News), a United Kingdom company which is publicly traded on the London Stock Exchange. Sportingbet is one of the world’s largest publicly traded online betting, gambling and gaming companies.

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Dubai World Cup Race Entries

Posted on Thursday, March 23rd, 2006

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Posted on Wednesday, March 15th, 2006

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Dubai Horse Breeder & Owner Sheikh Maktoum Dies

Posted on Thursday, January 5th, 2006

Dubai’s Sheikh Maktoum, one of the world’s most prominent horse breeders and owners, died Wednesday and was immediately succeeded by his younger brother, the crown prince, a senior government official said. Sheikh Maktoum, 62, who was also vice president and prime minister of the United Arab Emirates, died while visiting Australia.

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Top UAE Trainer Suspended

Posted on Tuesday, December 6th, 2005

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