Flashback: Velazquez, Romans Win 2005 Dubai World Cup With Roses In May Sponsored by:
Roses In May seen here winning the Dubai World Cup in 2005 for American trainer Dale Romans and ridden by 2004 US Champion Jockey John Velazquez
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 2005 when Roses In May won the Dubai World Cup.
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Spectators leave Chesapeake Energy Arena March 11, 2020, after it was announced the match between the Thunder and the Utah Jazz in had been postponed. AP Photo / Kyle Phillips
It began in China.
I could swear Iâve heard it over and over, the coronavirus began in Wuhan Province. However, a quick Google search reveals there is no Wuhan Province, but that Wuhan is the capital city of Hubei Province.
Who knew?
Did I not hear what I thought I heard? Strange. How many provinces are there in China, anyway? Not that it matters, but there are 23.
The mind wanders.
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Dubai Racing Club has announced the four finalists for the People s Choice Award, and as the name suggests, fans will vote to decide the winner of this accolade which recognizes the most compelling moment in horseracing worldwide since the 2019 Dubai World Cup. It is a part of the HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Horse Racing Excellence Awards, inaugurated in 2017, with Hong Kong female jockey Kei Chiong Ka-kei, winning the first award in this category for her record four race wins on one day.
DEL MAR (KUSI) – Organizers of the Breeders’ Cup World Championships are delaying ticket sales for the November horse racing event until there is more clarity from COVID-19 vaccine progress and event restrictions, it was announced Monday.
Drew Fleming, president and CEO of Breeders’ Cup Limited, said it was still his intention to have fans in person at the two-day event, planned for Nov. 5-6 at the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club.
“As always, the health and safety of our fans, participants, employees, athletes and the public remain our top priority,” he said. “We are working closely with Del Mar, local officials and public health experts to safely plan the 2021 World Championships.