The 28th Dubai World Cup lit up the Meydan Racecourse on Saturday, as Japan’s Ushba Tesoro surged to a sensational victory in the 2,000-meter main event. The six-year-old horse, ridden by jockey Yuga Kawada, delivered a breathtaking finish that captivated audiences worldwide.
This year’s Dubai World Cup attracted 120 elite runners representing 14 countries and regions, including 33 winners of Group 1 races. The event showcased the global appeal of horse racing, bringing together top talent from across the world.
Ushba Tesoro’s win marks a significant achievement for Japanese horse racing on the international stage. Coming from behind, the horse overtook strong competitors in the final stretch, demonstrating remarkable stamina and speed.
Finishing second was Algiers from the United Kingdom, with American contender Emblem Road securing third place. The $12 million prize solidifies Ushba Tesoro’s place in the annals of horse racing history.
The Dubai World Cup continues to be a highlight on the global racing calendar, offering a platform for international collaboration and competition. Enthusiasts, investors, and cultural explorers alike are drawn to the excitement and prestige of this annual event.
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