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Magnitude wins Dubai Gold Cup after $12m race goes ahead despite the war in Iran
DUBAI: Magnitude beat race favorite Forever Young to win the Dubai Gold Cup on Saturday in the first major outdoors sporting event since the outbreak of the Iran War. The 4-year-old American horse, ridden by Jose Ortiz and trained by Steven Asmussen, successfully resisted a determined effort from Japan’s Forever Young with Ryusei Sakai on board, to win the almost $7 million first prize. Meydaan was third, followed by Imperial Emperor, both Irish horses. There was a total of €12 million in prize money for the 9-horse race.
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forbes.com
Dubai Cup Results: Magnitude Wins, Forever Young Places, Meydaan Shows
The heavily-favored Forever Young was handily edged into place at the Meydan by the American four-year-old Magnitude on March 28, in a grand and enduring upset.
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arabnews.com
Magnitude wins Dubai Gold Cup after $12m race goes ahead despite the war in Iran
DUBAI: Magnitude beat race favorite Forever Young to win the Dubai Gold Cup on Saturday in the first major outdoors sporting event since the outbreak of the Iran War. The…
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upi.com
World's top-rated horse, Forever Young, loses in Dubai Cup - UPI.com
Magnitude beat the world's top-rated horse, Forever Young, in the Dubai World Cup, Forever Young had won the Breeders' Cup Classic and Saudi Cup.