Flashback: Street Cry Gives Jerry Bailey A Fourth Dubai World Cup Victory Sponsored by:
Street Cry won the 2002 Dubai World Cup, which was a fourth win for jockey Jerry Bailey and third for trainer Saeed bin Suroor
The Dubai World Cup meeting celebrates its historic 25th anniversary on March 27, with six Group 1 races and three Group 2s, including one of the world s premier races, the $12 million Dubai World Cup, sponsored by Emirates Airline.
Over the next three weeks, the Dubai Racing Club will pay tribute to each of the previous Dubai World Cup winners. Today, we rewind to 2002 when Street Cry gave jockey Jerry Bailey his fourth and trainer Saeed bin Suroor his third Dubai World Cup title.
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