| The world is getting ready for the richest horse race | | | | Last year, 14 U.S.-based horses competed at the |
| in the world. The Dubai World Cup is about to begin. | | | | horse- and camel-racing complex in the middle of the |
| All the contenders are beginning their journeys to this | | | | dunes on Dubai's outskirts. Horses training in the U.S. |
| land located in the United Arab Emirates. This includes | | | | have won five of the 10 World Cups, including Roses |
| all the American horses. | | | | in May's victory last year. |
| A total of 19 American horses are on their way to | | | | Between the horses racing in the Dubai World Cup |
| Dubai to compete during the 11th Dubai World Cup. | | | | there is "Brass Hat" trained by William 'Buff' Bradley |
| This is America's largest contingent in Dubai World | | | | and winner of his last three starts, including the Donn |
| Cup history. This race purse money is $21.250 000 | | | | Handicap. Also Wilko, winner of the 2004 Bessemer |
| dollars, $6 millions more than last year. | | | | Trust Breeders' Cup Juvenile who's trainer is Jeremy |
| The world's richest race, sponsored by Emirates is | | | | Noseda, Super Frolic, trained by Vladimir Cerin, Todd |
| posted for March 25th at Nad Al Sheba Racecourse | | | | Pletcher's Magna Graduate, and Choctaw Nation, who |
| and the horses are expected to start training next | | | | was third in this race a year ago. |
| Saturday. | | | | |