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Dubai Racing Club has released the list of horses accepted for the seven-meeting 2021 Dubai World Cup Carniva l (DWCC), which runs for six consecutive Thursdays (Jan 21 – Feb. 25) before culminating with Super Saturday (Mar. 6), the official dress rehearsal for the historic 25th running of the Dubai World Cup card (Mar. The Dubai World Cup, the final race of Dubai World Cup night, was created in 1996 by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai who owns Darley Stud & Godolphin Racing, one of the world's leading Thoroughbred breeding and racing operations. Horse racing in Dubai today is an exceptionally famous game. In any case, it goes back to a couple of decades. The main horse race gathering was facilitated in 1981, at the Camel Track, by Sheikh Mohammed canister Rashid Al Maktoum. Dalham Hall Stud, which is located on the outskirts of Newmarket, Suffolk, the historic home of thoroughbred horse racing in the UK, was acquired by Sheikh Mohammed in 1981, and has since become. The inaugural running of the Dubai World Cup had a purse of $4 million in 1996. Since 2010, the race was contested for a purse of $10 million and was the world’s richest horse race until 2017. That year, the Pegasus World Cup was run at Gulfstream Park with a purse of $12 million.

DUBAI (Feb 02, 2021)—Thoroughbred racing’s top stars have been nominated for the highly anticipated 25th running of the Dubai World Cup, which is scheduled for Saturday, March 27, 2021 at Meydan Racecourse. Among the global stars highlighting the nominations are Knicks Go, Charlatan, Bivouac, Chrono Genesis, Addeybb and Mogul. A total of 1,511 nominations were accepted from 762 horses trained in 19 countries.

The Group 1 $12 million Dubai World Cup sponsored by Emirates Airline saw a total of 176 nominations led by a strong USA representation including G1 Pegasus World Cup winner Knicks Go, and Bob Baffert-trained G1 Runhappy Malibu Stakes-winner Charlatan. Other major contenders include multiple G1 winner Code Of Honor, Godolphin’s undefeated Brendan Walsh trainee Maxfield, G2 winners Sleepy Eyes Todd, and Tax, with the latter trained by Danny Gargan, one of the new trainers to have nominated this year. Tacitus who finished fourth in the 2020 Breeders’ Cup Classic returns, after having nominated last year as well. John Gosden’s Dubai Warrior who is expected to make a Dubai debut in the Al Maktoum Challenge Rd 2 also joins the list. Musabbeh Al Mheiri’s Military Law is expected to shine among the UAE contenders, as are Capezzano, Matterhorn and Kimbear. Contested over 2000m on dirt, it has been won by horses trained in France, Japan, UAE, UK, and USA in its first 24 runnings.

The Group 1 $5 million Longines Dubai Sheema Classic promises to be a star-studded affair, with Addeybb, ranked 3rd Best Racehorse in the Longines World Racing Awards, topping the nominations. With an impressive rating of impressive 125, the 7-year-old is trained by William Haggas, and it is no surprise, he is the highest rated horse amongst those nominated for this race. The Japanese representation is led by multiple G1-winning mare Chrono Genesis, who most recently won the G1 Arima Kinen at the end of 2020. The returning G1 and multiple G2 winner Glory Vase adds greater depth. Other G1 winners in competition include Bill Mott’s Channel Maker, David Smaga’s Nao Da Mais, and Aidan O’Brien’s Mogul. Trainers Saeed bin Suroor, John Gosden and Charlie Appleby are the most successful saddlers in this race, with two wins apiece, while Great Britain has had the most success with seven wins so far.

The Group 1 $4 million Dubai Turf sponsored by DP World has an impressive line-up of nominations with contestants looking to fill the rather large shoes of 2019 winner and the now retired Japanese Superstar Almond Eye. Some of the heavy hitters include John Gosden’s Lord North, winner of the G1 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes, Bahrain International Trophy winner Simsir from the stables of Fawzi Nass, G1 Pegasus World Cup Turf Invitational Stakes Champion Colonel Liam and G2 Fort Lauderdale Stakeswinner Largent, both under the care of USA trainer Todd Pletcher. European representation comes through G1 Queen Anne Stakes winner & G2 Singspiel Stakes victor Lord Glitters, trained byDavid O’Meara.John Gosden also saddles Global Giant who finished second in the Bahrain International Trophy.

American winners account for 13 of 24 editions of the G1 $1.5 million Dubai Golden Shaheen sponsored by Gulf News over 1200m. This year a robust offering comes from the USA, including Peter Miller’s G1 winner and Breeders’ Cup Sprint runner-up C Z Rocket, Steve Asmussen’s G2 winner Yaupon, Doug O’Neill’s multiple G3 winner Wildman Jack, and Bob Baffert’s Ax Man. 2019 Dubai Golden Shaheen runner-up Matera Sky from the stables of Hideyuki Mori, and Yoshito Yahagi’s Justin highlight the Japanese contingent. Local favourite Gladiator King adds value to the line-up.

The Group 1 $1 million Al Quoz Sprint sponsored by Azizi Developments over 1200m on turf has attracted nominations from across the globe. By far the best accomplished entrant is Australian star sprinter and multiple G1 winner Bivouac, trained by James Cummings for Godolphin, most recent winner of the G1 VRC Sprint Classic at Flemington in November. Other G1 winners in the field include Oleksandra who made her debut in Australia, before moving to the stables of American trainer Neil Drysdale, UK conditioner Roger Teal’s Oxted who won the G1, Darley July Cup Stakes, and South African trainer Corne Spies’ trainee Van Halen. Amongst the UAE brigade, G3 winners Down On Da Bayou and Lazuli, are just some of the local luminaries nominated.

The three Group 2 events on the day, the $750,000 UAE Derby sponsored by Emirates NBD, $750,000 Godolphin Mile and $750,000 Dubai Gold Cup sponsored by Al Tayer Motors, have attracted strong global interest.

The UAE Derby, contested over 1900m draws in plenty of interest form the USA, with Steve Asmussen’s Jackie’s Warrior winner of the G1, Runhappy Hopeful Stakes & G1, Champagne Stakes, leading the charge. Other notable entries include Doug O’Neill-trained Hot Rod Charlie– 2nd in the G1 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile, and Bob Baffert’s well regarded G2 winner and G1-placed, Spielberg and Medina Spirit. UAE in-form company include Zhou Storm, winner in two of three starts, Mnasek, and Soft Whisper. The UAE remains the most successful country in this race, with Saeed bin Suroor garnering all eight wins, his most recent with two-time Dubai World Cup-winner Thunder Snow in 2017.

Nominations for the 1600m Group 2 $750,000 Godolphin Mile, are highlighted by Hong Kong star Elusive State, multiple G2 winning Mr Freeze, the G2 Fayette Stakes at Keeneland in October his most recent victory, under the watch of American conditioner Dale Romans. Fawzi Nass’ Port Lions, who finished fourth in the Bahrain International Trophy and is another international winner to watch out for. With 16 wins the UAE remains the dominating force in this race. Frankie Dettori’s seven wins is a record in the Mile.

The Dubai Gold Cup contested over a challenging 3200m on turf, and won in 2019 by 2018 Melbourne Cup Champion Cross Counter, sees nominations from multiple Melbourne Cup-placed Prince of Arran, the returning Jamie Osborne-trainee Mekong, French G1 winner Call the Wind, most recently 3rd in the G1 Qatar Prix du Cadron at Longchamp, Mark Johnston’s G1 Prix Royal-Oak at Longchamp-winner Subjectivist and Andrew Balding’s G2 winner-Spanish Mission, whose most recent victory came in the G2 Doncaster Cup Stakes.

The first supplementary stage for all races on Dubai World Cup day will close on Wednesday, February 10, when connections can nominate their horse for 0.1% of the prize money of their chosen race. The second supplementary stage is on Monday, March 8, when horses can be supplemented for 1% of the prize money. The third and final supplementary stage takes place on Sunday, March 21, when horses can be supplemented into the race for 10% of the prize money. Entry/declaration takes place Monday, March 22.

For further details regarding nominations, Dubai Racing Club’s International Racing Liaison Officer Stephanie Cooley can be contacted at: Stephanie.cooley@dubairacingclub.com

All races are being contested and regulated in a standard fashion and results are being recorded in an official capacity. In line with the UAE Government regulations, Dubai Racing Club is following strict health and safety measures, including full sanitization, thermal screening of attendees and social distancing.

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Dubai Racing Club Releases Accepted Horses For 2021 Dubai World Cup Carnival

Dubai Racing Club has released the list of horses accepted for the seven-meeting 2021 Dubai World Cup Carnival (DWCC), which runs for six consecutive Thursdays (Jan 21 – Feb. 25) before culminating with Super Saturday (Mar. 6), the official dress rehearsal for the historic 25th running of the Dubai World Cup card (Mar. 27). (Dubai World Cup 2020 was postponed as a result of Covid-19).

The Dubai World Cup, first held in 1996, is an annual event which has placed the UAE on the map and is home to one of the world’s top racing challenges, drawing the attention of millions of enthusiasts around the globe. The 25th running will be held on Saturday, March 27, 2021 and will showcase nine races, featuring some of the best-known names in horseracing.

The highlight of the city’s sporting and social calendar and a fitting event to showcase an activity that has long been known as the ‘Sport of Kings’. Yet, it’s not just horse connections that make the trip to Dubai; with the added attraction of the Dubai World Cup Ceremony, racegoers also fly in from all over the globe to enjoy the unique spectacle that is the Dubai World Cup.

The Dubai World Cup Carnival 2021 is worth about US$6 m in prize money and will be held across 7 race meetings, running from January to March. It is a season of top-class international race days contested by the most high-profile owners, trainers, horses and jockeys in the world. It runs alongside the domestic Racing at Meydan season.

The Dubai World Cup Carnival leads to the iconic Dubai World Cup day, the most prestigious day of racing in the world.

The major prep for Dubai World Cup day is the Super Saturday meeting, to be held on Saturday March 06, 2021, this race meeting alone is worth $1.7 million. Super Saturday allows trainers to put the finishing touches to their equine stars before appearing on racing’s biggest stage – Dubai World Cup day. As the official dress rehearsal for the Dubai World Cup it is a major social occasion.

Number of Horses and Groups

The list features 158 accepted horses, conditioned by a total of 63 trainers from 12 countries. In 2020, the DWCC saw horses from Great Britain, Ireland, Oman, Sweden, UAE, USA, South Africa, Bahrain, Denmark, Korea, Japan, Spain, France and Norway either win or finish placed. In 2021, too there is a great variety of international participation expected based on the horses that have been approved to run.

A total of 42 Thoroughbred races and three group purebred Arabian affairs are on the program, with a host of international stars likely to travel to Dubai to compete. Among the top names are Group 1 winners -the Roger Teal-trained Oxted (G1 Darley July Cup Stakes winner, 2020) and David O’Meara’s trainee Lord Glitters (G1 Queen Anne Stakes at Ascot winner, 2019, third in G1 Dubai Turf behind Almond Eye at Meydan, 2019).

158 horses to be in fray for 2021 Dubai World Cup Carnival

Fawzi-Nass’s Simsir (Bahrain International Trophy winner, 2020) leads the list of returning DWCC stars, alongside Prince Of Arran (Placed thrice in the Melbourne Cup), Certain Lad (G3 Sky Bet And Symphony Group Strensall Stakes winner, York, 2020, sixth in Bahrain International Trophy), Equilateral (G1 placed in King’s Stand Stakes at Ascot, 2020), Doug Watson’s Midnight Sands (Two wins in DWCC 2020, back under Watson’s tutelage after a stint in America) and Suzanne Berneklint’s Plata O Plomo.

Others to watch out for include Australian G3 winner Halvorsen, and Berkshire Rocco who was placed second in the G1 Pertemps St Leger Stakes earlier this year.

2021 DUBAI WORLD CUP CARNIVAL ACCEPTED HORSES LIST

All races are being contested and regulated in a standard fashion and results are being recorded in an official capacity. In line with the UAE Government regulations, Dubai Racing Club is following strict health and safety measures, including full sanitization, thermal screening of attendees and social distancing.

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Horse racing: 2021 Dubai World Cup Carnival
– Where: Meydan Racecourse, Dubai, UAE
– Number of meetings: nine
– When: Thursday nights from 21 January
– Super Saturday: 6 March
– Dubai World Cup night: Saturday 27 March

CARNIVAL ASPIRANTS TO STAKE THEIR CLAIMS SATURDAY AT MEYDANJanuary 17, 2021

Musabbeh Al Mheiri’s Welsh Lord, a key contender in the 2000m dirt handicap, the Lincoln Navigator, one of two Meydan features on Saturday. (Credit: Dubai Rcing Club//Erika Rasmussen)

DUBAI (15 January, 2021) – Racing at Meydan on Saturday is the second part of the racecourse’s first double header of the season and highlighted by a pair of 2000m handicaps, one apiece on each surface and both for horses on the cusp of Dubai World Cup Carnival.

In the Al Tayer Motors, the 2000m turf handicap, the capacity field of 14 are set to face the starter with Ahesto Bero and Recordman sharing the burden of top weight.

The former, a 5-year-old Dubawi gelding making his first start for Ismail Mohammed, having represented Simon Crisford three times last season without joy. Ahesto Bero was a dual turf winner in Europe for Andre Fabre and will be having just his ninth career start, seventh on grass.

He is the mount of Fabrice Veron who said: “We would like to think he will prove a carnival horse, so this is a good spot to get him going. He has summered well; his work has been progressive, and he seems a nice new horse for the yard.”

Meanwhile, Recordman is one of two in the race for Satish Seemar and will be ridden by Tadhg O’Shea with Richard Mullen remaining loyal to Irish Freedom on whom he won a 1400m Abu Dhabi handicap in early November, the 7-year-old’s second career win and first locally. Mullen was also aboard Recordman when he doubled his career tally with his one UAE success to date, in a 2400m Abu Dhabi handicap in December 2019.

Mullen said: “It was not an easy choice certainly because I have won on both horses, but Irish Freedom is race fit whereas Recordman has been off since running in the 2000m dirt handicap on this card last year, so will benefit from the run.”

Retained by HH Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Jim Crowley is in UAE action for the first time this season, partnering Tafaakhor for the in-form Ali Rashid Al Rayhi. The owner’s second jockey, Dane O’Neill, partners Erwan Charpy’s Akwaan.

The 2000m dirt handicap, the Lincoln Navigator, has also attracted the maximum allowed field, in this case 16. Salem bin Ghadayer is enjoying a productive season and Royston Ffrench rides his local debutant Homespin, a homebred 4-year-old Speightstown gelding owned by Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum and twice a winner, from ten starts, in Britain for Mark Johnston. Both wins were on turf whereas he was runner-up on both all-weather outings. This will be his dirt debut.

For the same owner, Xavier Ziani partners stable companion Untold Secret who has been kept busy this season and will be having his sixth start of the campaign. A 1950m Jebel Ali winner on his seasonal debut in November, the 9-year-old gelded son of Shamardal was most recently third at Jebel Ali just last Friday.

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Mullen and Seemar combine with Miller’s House, a 4-year-old Munnings colt who impressed losing his maiden tag on his penultimate start, in a 1600m Meydan maiden, before failing to land a blow, but not beaten far, over 2000m at Sharjah.

Welsh Lord was impressive on his seasonal debut for Musabbeh Al Mheiri, readily landing a handicap over this 2000m dirt course and distance, defeating Meqdam who then gained revenge, seemingly outstaying him, over 2200m, also at Meydan.

Antonio Fresu was in the Welsh Lord saddle on both occasions and said: “He won well the first day, but was hanging left last time, so hopefully he makes my life easier this week!”

This is the final Meydan fixture before the eagerly awaited 2021 Dubai World Cup Carnival commences next Thursday.

Ten Things You Should Know: Dubai World Cup

1) The Dubai World Cup is run at a distance of 2000 meters (approximately 1 1/4 miles) at Meydan Racecourse in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), a country on the Arabian Peninsula.

2) Formerly known as “The Richest Race in the World” with a purse of $10 million, it was surpassed in 2017 by the $12 million Pegasus World Cup.

3) Gambling is illegal in Dubai; however, betting on the Dubai World Cup and other races at Meydan is available via simulcast and online wagering in the United States and in Europe (sign up for a TwinSpires account, promo code: helloracefans) Since 2006, the races have been broadcast in the United States on TVG. In 2017 you can also watch via NBC Sports.

4) The Dubai World Cup was run for the first time in 1996. The first edition was won by the American Hall of Famer Cigar.

5) The 2010 World Cup was the first held at Meydan Racecourse. Prior editions had been run at Nad Al Sheba Racecourse. Meydan has a capacity of 60,000 people and World Cup Night attracts spectators from all over the world.

6) The race was created by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the ruler of Dubai and owner of Darley Stud and Godolphin Racing, two of the wealthiest breeding and racing operations in the world.

7) The race is run on Dubai World Cup Night on a race card that includes eight other races with a total of $30 million in purse money.

8) Of the 22 winners of the Dubai World Cup, 10 had American owners and nine were owned by the host country. The two not owned in the U.S or U.A.E. were the 2010 winner, Gloria de Campeao, owned by Stud Estrela Energia of Brazil, and 2012 winner, Victoire Pisa, owned by Yoshimi Ichikawa of Japan.

9) The winners of the race have been bred in either North America or Europe with the exception of the aforementioned Gloria de Campeao, who was bred in Brazil, and the 2007 winner Invasor, bred in Argentina and, 2011 Victoire Pisa, bred in Japan.

10) Jockey Jerry Bailey won the first two editions of the Dubai World Cup (Cigar and Singspiel). He won it back-to-back again in 2001 and 2002 aboard Captain Steve and Street Cry.

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Dubai World Cup History

The Dubai World Cup was first run in 1996 at Nad Al Sheba Racecourse in Dubai. Sheikh Mohammed Al Maktoum, ruler of Dubai and owner of Godolphin Racing and Darley Stud, created the Dubai World Cup to attract the very best equine athletes from around the world for one day of top level racing.

The 9 race card is run with 8 races for thoroughbreds at various distances and one for Purebred Arabians. From 1996 until 2010 the Dubai World Cup was held at Nad Al Sheba Racecourse. Subsequently, in 2010, the race card relocated to Meydan Racecourse but all dirt races were run over a surface called Tapeta made mainly of sand, wax and rubber. In 2015, after poor participation by Americans on Tapeta, Meydan Racecourse transitioned to the dirt track they run on today.

Importantly, the winner of the inaugural running of the Dubai World Cup in 1996 was the immortal Cigar. At the time, Cigar was wildly popular among American racing fans. His race served two purposes: To introduce Cigar to an international audience and to market the Dubai World Cup as the world’s most prestigious horse race.

Dubai World Cup Purse

The inaugural running of the Dubai World Cup had a purse of $4 million in 1996. Since 2010, the race was contested for a purse of $10 million and was the world’s richest horse race until 2017. That year, the Pegasus World Cup was run at Gulfstream Park with a purse of $12 million. Last year, the Dubai World Cup increased its purse to $12 million.

In 2020, the inaugural running of the Saudi Cup had a purse of $20 million. Earlier this year, the Pegasus Invitational dropped its purse from $12 million to $3 million. The Dubai World Cup is once again the world’s second richest horse race.

Dubai World Cup Betting

It should be noted, if you’re planning on visiting Dubai for the World Cup, don’t plan on making any wagers. Gambling is illegal in Dubai. On the other hand, there is good news for those planning on staying home in the United States or in Europe. There are plenty of online horse betting and on track wagering options.

Websites like TVG make it easy to wager from the comfort of your living room or from your cell phone while on the go. In addition to offering online wagering options on the card from Meydan Racecourse, TVG broadcasts the races in the United States with live Dubai World Cup odds. This way fans won’t miss a minute of the action. Additionally, every thoroughbred race track in the United States offers live wagering on the Dubai World Cup race card. Outside the states, international bookmakers will be taking bets on the Dubai World Cup card as well. Players have many options to play their Dubai World Cup picks.

The Dubai World Cup betting menu is full of opportunity for the savvy horseplayer looking to make a score with their very own Dubai World Cup contenders. The betting menu for Meydan’s races will include the following: Win, Place, Exacta, Trifecta, Superfecta, Daily Double, Pick 3 and Pick 6 wagering. Trifectas have a fifty-cent minimum and superfectas have a ten-cent minimum. All other wagers have a $1 minimum.

Dubai world cup live streaming

Fans can watch the Dubai World Cup race card live from most race tracks and around the United States. Websites like TVG offer a live stream of the race card that players can watch from the comfort of their couch. TVG’s access to live Dubai World Cup odds can help players hone their wagering. TVG also offers live coverage of all the Dubai World Cup contenders in the days leading to the big race.

Dubai operates in the GMT time zone. That means Dubai is 5 hours ahead of the EST time zone on the eastern coast of the US. The Dubai World Cup race program begins bright and early at 7:45am EST with the Dubai Kahayla Classic. The race card runs until 12:40pm EST which is the Dubai World Cup post time.

Races from the Dubai World Cup card can be streamed online at TVG among other online wagering sites. The Dubai World Cup will also be broadcast on NBCSN starting at 12:30pm EST.

Previous Dubai Winners

As we wait to see what the future holds for 2020, let’s take a look at some Dubai World Cup horses from years past who have earned top honors. Last year saw our only back-to-back winner in Godolphin based Thunder Snow who won a narrow decision over longshot Gronkowski. Previously in 2018’s running, Thunder Snow dominated his competition winning the race by 6 lengths over race favorite West Coast.

Prior to that, we saw US trainer Bob Baffert win his third Dubai World Cup with 1-9 favorite Arrogate. In one of the more exciting races you’ll ever see, typically front-running Arrogate broke at the rear of the field, raced wide and in traffic and still managed to close to dominate a star-studded field. If you have free time, download the 2017 Dubai World Cup and watch to see what an amazing champion Arrogate was.

A few other notable winners of the Dubai World Cup include:

• Cigar (1996) – Winner of the inaugural running
• Silver Charm – (1998) The first Kentucky Derby winner to win the Dubai World Cup
• Dubai Millennium – (2000) Ran the fastest Dubai World Cup at Nad Al Sheba
• Godolphin Racing – Has had the most Dubai World Cup victories for an owner (8)
• Saeed Bin Suroor – Has the most Dubai World Cup victories for a trainer (9)
• Jerry Bailey – Has the most Dubai World Cup victories for a jockey (4)

2021 DUBAI WORLD CUP MEDIA ACCREDITATION OPEN

DUBAI (January 18, 2021)—Dubai Racing Club invites members of the media to apply for 2021 Dubai World Cup accreditation. Scheduled for Saturday, March 27, at Meydan Racecourse, this edition marks the historic 25th of the highly anticipated Dubai World Cup. Early applications encouraged.

Applicants should upload 1MB jpg scans of their passport photo page and a photograph. UAE residents will also require 1MB jpg scans of their Emirates ID (front and back) and valid UAE visa scans.

HELPFUL TIPS:

• Apply through your print/photo editor or representative. (They will provide you a link to add yourself as an attendee).
• One application per media outlet ONLY.
• Make sure your passport scan is clear and does not expire within six months.
• Provide a clear photo with a white background; not a cropped passport photo.
• If a UAE resident, do not upload an expired Emirates ID or Visa.
• Accreditation is limited to active, working media.
• Track the Covid-19 related travel guidelines and restrictions relating to your country in relation to the UAE.

NOTE: Applications close on Super Saturday, March 6. Late applications will not be accepted.

How to Watch the Dubai World Cup Without Cable?

The Dubai World Cup season is broadcast by NBC Sports in the United States, so you’re going to need to find a way to watch it all, especially if you’re a big fan of horse racing. The channel is available with pretty much all cable contracts, but it also comes with loads of streaming services, which you can enjoy online.

Over the past few years, streaming services have grown in popularity and many people are cutting the cord and going online for all their viewing needs. After all, with the popularity of video-on-demand services like Netflix and Hulu and Amazon Prime Video, it’s only natural that people would try to find a way to also watch live TV online. Thankfully, plenty of such streaming services feature the channel you need to watch the Dubai World Cup online – NBC Sports.

1. fuboTV

Overview

We’re kicking off our list with fuboTV, a platform that’s specifically marketed toward sports fans. There are four bundles you can start off with – fubo ($44.99/mo) and fubo Extra ($49.99/mo). Then, you can pile up extra channels from the packs that are available on fuboTV, or maybe even premium networks. This will push up your monthly bill, but if you get the channels you love, it’s all worth it.

On fuboTV, you’re going to find NBC Sports in the two main bundles – fubo and fubo Extra. They both feature great collections of channels so you’re going to have to figure out which one is best for you.

If you think you’re going to miss the races for whatever reason, fuboTV can be used to record them so you can watch it all later. Subscribers are offered 30 hours of cloud DVR space by default, but you can always upgrade to 500 hours by paying $9.99 per month. While you’re enjoying the race, someone else in your household can watch some other show. If you need a third simultaneous stream, you can always pay another $5.99 for it. Read TechNadu’s fuboTV review to get all the details.

2. Sling TV

Overview

Another great option is to get Sling TV, which is one of the platforms that allow loads of customization to be done, so you can get the channels you really love. There are three bundles you can start off with – Orange ($25/mo), Blue ($25/mo), and Orange + Blue ($40/mo). You can then add channel packs grouped by interest – news, kids, entertainment, and so on – as well as premium networks.

Sling TV features NBC Sports in the Blue and Orange + Blue bundles, so you can pick up whichever one you like best.

Cloud DVR space isn’t something Sling TV users get included in their subscriptions, as they have to pay another $5 per month to be able to record some 50 hours of shows. If you want to enjoy Sling TV with your family, well, you need to be careful what bundle you pick. Orange subscribers only get one stream, while Blue subscribers get three, and Orange + Blue subscribers get four. It’s pretty messed up for those who would like to get the Orange bundle, but it is what it is. Read our Sling TV review to get a better idea of what the platform has to offer.

3. Hulu

Overview

Hulu is another fabulous platform. Best known for the video-on-demand service it offers, they also added in a live TV plan that offers users access to dozens of TV channels, as well as the full VOD library for $39.99 per month. Now, you can also add a couple of extra channel packs, or premium networks, if you want more diversity.

On Hulu, you’ll find the NBC Sports channels, so you can enjoy the Dubai World Cup and much more.

Hulu subscribers of the live TV plan can record up to 50 hours of video to the cloud, but if you want more, you can always pay $14.99 per month for a total of 200 hours. While VOD customers can watch Hulu only on one device, live TV subscribers get to enjoy it on two. Plus, if you want to pay $14.99 for the Unlimited Screens feature, you can watch on any number of devices while on the home networks and three while on the go. Give our Hulu review a read before making a decision, so you have all the details.

4. YouTube TV

YouTube TV is another great option when you’re looking for a platform that comes with great perks and few complications. What we mean is that there’s only one bundle of channels on YouTube TV, so the only customization you can do comes from adding premium networks. The monthly subscription costs $40.

Among the channels offered by YouTube TV, you can find NBC Sports, as well as many other sports-oriented channels.

YouTube TV subscribers can enjoy unlimited cloud DVR, and the recordings can be kept for up to nine months. Plus, users can enjoy three simultaneous streams, which is pretty great since many platforms charge extra for that third stream. Give TechNadu’s YouTube TV review a read before making a decision.

5. DirecTV Now

DirecTV Now is another great option for those who like to customize their services to the max. two featured bundles here – Plus($50/Mo) and Max($70/Mo) – and five older bundles that used to have a different name and used to cost half of what they do now – Entertainment, Choice, Xtra, Ultimate, and Optimo Mas– you have plenty of options from the get-go. Then, you can add premium networks, as well as extra channel packs and even international bundles, if that’s what you’re looking for.

NBC Sports is present in all seven bundles, so you don’t have to worry about which one to pick – just go with your favorite. Or, if it makes more sense to you, pick the one that suits your monthly budget best.

DirecTV Now sadly has one of the worst cloud DVR features we’ve seen because you only get 20 hours. The good news is that it comes with your subscription so you don’t pay extra, but the bad news is that there’s no way to expand this in any way. The platform further allows two simultaneous streams for all users, but if you want to add a third one, you can pay $5 per month. Our DirecTV Now review will give you a lot more info on what the platform has to offer.

6. PlayStation Vue

Finally, you can get PlayStation Vue. This one got the highest score among all live TV platforms when we reviewed them thanks to all the great perks. But first things first – there are four bundles offered here, so you can pick whichever one you like best – Access ($44.99/mo), Core ($49.99/mo), Elite ($59.99/mo), and Ultra ($79.99/mo). Then, you can add a couple of channel packs grouped by interest, or even premium networks.

On PlayStation Vue, you don’t have to worry about NBC Sports because it’s present in all four bundles. Whichever one you end up going for will help you watch the Dubai World Cup.

On PlayStation Vue, subscribers get to enjoy a cloud DVR feature that can fit about 500 programs. The recordings expire after about an hour, however, so you’ll have to be quick to watch it all. Watching PlayStation Vue channels on multiple devices at the same time is also possible since the platform supports five simultaneous streams. Plus, you can watch three programs at once on the same device via the Split Screen feature. Read our PlayStation Vue review to get all the info you need to make a decision and find out why it got such a big score.

How to Stream Dubai World Cup Online from Anywhere?

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Whether you have a cable contract that will give you access to the NBC Sports app or you’re going to go with the streaming services listed above, you have one issue to face – geoblockades. What we mean is that due to licensing issues, none of these will allow you to watch the content you want while outside the United States. Thankfully, this is an issue that’s easy to fix with the help of a VPN.

What are VPNs and How to Use Them?

VPN stands for Virtual Private Network and it’s a tool that uses encryption to help protect your online identity while making it look as if you’re in a different location than the one you’re in. The long explanation involves the VPN routing your Internet connection through its own servers and assigning you a different IP address to match the physical location of the server you picked. If you don’t have a VPN on your devices just yet, we strongly recommend considering ExpressVPN, which is one of the best we’ve encountered so far.

• The first thing you need to do to unlock your service from anywhere in the world is to make sure your VPN is installed and that you’re signed into your account, with a valid subscription. This means that you really should stick to premium tools where it counts, such as the VPN, because those free ones you find online can pose a serious risk to your security and privacy.
• Then, you have to pick a US-based server and tap “connect,” double tap the server name, or whatever process you have to follow here.
• It should only take a few seconds for the connection to be established.
• Load the streaming service site and then launch the app on your device.
• Look for NBC Sports on your channel list and make sure you know when the Dubai World Cup is on.

The Dubai World Cup is a great event to watch, not only the final race at the end of March but everything until then too. We hope we’ve been of help in getting you to watch the race online.

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How To Watch Horse Racing Live Online With a VPN

Horse racing first started when humans domesticated horses. It is a very popular sport and is loved by many people from all around the world. The fans of the sport are in different countries and not everyone can be present at the location where the event takes place, that’s where a VPN comes to the rescue. In some countries, you may not be able to view the live stream of horse racing due to geo-restrictions. A VPN helps overcome these restrictions, so you can easily watch the horse racing events from anywhere in the world.

To watch horse racing live on ITV:

Watching on a computer? For the best streaming experience, use the ExpressVPN browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, or Edge.

Dubai Thoroughbred Horse Racing Horse

Watching on mobile? Fire up the ITV Hub app (on Android and iOS).