The Dubai World Cup is finally here!
Please find attached the race cards for the World Cup meeting as well as a runner-by-runner guide to the feature race.
Below you will find Angus McNae’s Meydan Overview and bet selections (Angus tipped FOUR winners on DWC day last year)
Angus McNae’s Meydan Overview & Bet Selections:
The Dubai World Cup Meeting is a highlight of the year for me and this year will once again be a magnificent occasion.
My task is to make a profit and before I give you the various combinations that I have worked out, it is worth remembering a few punting maxims when it comes to the racing at Meydan on Saturday:
- Early pace and a prominent position on the dirt is key.
- The rail on the dirt is golden, if only because it is the shortest way round this sharp track.
- Turf races tend to be steadily run and late pace is vital. It’s hard to make up ground from too far back which, to a large degree, is a function of pace.
- Don’t presume International raiders just have to turn up to win. Carnival form is very strong. Last year, six winners on World Cup Night had raced on Super Saturday at Meydan.
Here are my selections:
7:15am ET Meydan – Muntazah/Heavy Metal
Muntazah broke a long standing track record here on Super Saturday and is an impressive dirt horse.
Heavy Metal won this race last year and shaped very well having missed the break behind Muntazah last time. He could spring a surprise if breaking better and these could be two for a reverse exacta.
8:30am ET Meydan – Stormy Liberal
Blue Point will be all the rage here but I feel he is vulnerable in a strong run 6 furlong race whereas over 5f he is almost unbeatable.
Stormy Liberal is a class act at Santa Anita and was narrowly beaten in this race last year – he makes each way appeal.
9:05am ET...




