The 28th Dubai World Cup at the Meydan Racecourse witnessed an exhilarating finish as American sprinter Laurel River triumphed in the 2,400-meter race. Jockey Tadhg O'Shea skillfully guided Laurel River to victory, securing the $12 million main event for the first time.
The prestigious racing event featured 120 runners from 14 countries and regions, including 33 winners of Group 1 races. Laurel River's performance was outstanding, outpacing competitors to claim the top spot.
Japan's Ushba Tesoro secured second place, while Senor Buscador from the United States finished third, highlighting the global competitiveness of the Dubai World Cup.
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