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2023 Dubai World Cup predictions, odds, date, post time, contenders: Horse racing expert reveals picks, bets.How To Watch The Dubai World Cup Live Stream: How To Watch The Dubai World Cup For Free

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Saturday’s Dubai World Cup horse racing from Meydan has attracted some of the best horses from around the globe.

It’s not surprising really, as there is over $17 in just win prize money on offer across the eight Grade 1/2 races.

The action builds up towards the Dubai World Cup, which will be shown at 12:35am (ET) – a race that holds a $12 purse, with the winner getting just over $7. It’s second only to the Saudi Cup as the richest horse race in the world and last year we saw the Bob Baffert-trained Country Grammer win the event.

Country Grammer is also back for more this Saturday as he tries to defend his Dubai World Cup crown – only one other horse has ever done that – Thunder Snow. Frankie Dettori will again be doing the steering and the popular jockey and Baffert both look for win number five in this lucrative contest. Country Grammer will face 14 other horses this year.

Jockey Frankie Dettori can set the record for wins when he leaves the starting gate aboard defending champion Country Grammer in the 2023 Dubai World Cup on Saturday at Meydan Racecourse. The 52-year-old, who's now based in the United States, has won the Dubai World Cup four times (2000, 2003, 2006, 2022). That's tied with Jerry Bailey for the most Dubai World Cup wins ever. On Saturday, Dettori will go for No. 5 with Country Grammer, who beat nine others to win this race last year. Country Grammer is the 2-1 favorite in the 2023 Dubai World Cup odds. Algiers is the 3-1 second choice in the 15-horse 2023 Dubai World Cup field, while Panthalassa (7-1), Ushba Tesoro (10-1) and Vela Azul (10-1) round out the top five in the odds.

The 2023 Dubai World Cup post time is 12:35 p.m. ET. With 15 of the world's most accomplished horses set to square off, you'll want to see what racing reporter and analyst Michelle Yu has to say before making any 2023 Dubai World Cup picks.

Few people in racing are as well-connected as Yu. An on-air host and reporter who has provided racing analysis for TVG, HRTV and the Breeders' Cup, Yu has spent a lifetime in racing. Prior to her television career, she worked for trainers Steve Asmussen and Ron Moquett. She also is married to Santa Anita-based trainer Ryan Hanson.

Since joining SportsLine in November 2021, her picks have cashed in the 2021 and '22 Breeders' Cup Classics, Kentucky Oaks, Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes, among other races. And last month she crushed the Saudi Cup, riding a 15-1 winner for an $840 score.

Now, Yu has handicapped the 2023 Dubai World Cup field, given her horse-by-horse analysis, made her picks and constructed her wagers. Head to SportsLine to see them.

Top 2023 Dubai World Cup predictions One surprise: Yu is high on Cafe Pharoah, even though he's a 15-1 longshot. Based in Japan, Cafe Pharoah has earned more than $5.4 million in his career. He has won two of his last four starts, including a victory in the Grade 1 February Stakes on the dirt.

He is coming off a third place finish in the Saudi Cup. "He had a good showing in Saudi, just a head behind Country Grammer," Yu told SportsLine. She is using Cafe Pharoah prominently in her 2023 Dubai World Cup bets. See which horses to back at SportsLine.

How to make 2023 Dubai World Cup picks Moreover, Yu's top choice is a horse with "pure guts." She also is high on an enormous double-digit longshot who is capable of a "workmanlike performance" that could light up the toteboard. She's sharing which horses to back only at SportsLine.

So what horse with "pure guts" wins the Dubai World Cup? And which enormous double-digit longshot is a must-back? See the 2023 Dubai World Cup odds below, then visit SportsLine to see Yu's picks for the 2023 Dubai World Cup, and find out.

The UAE is home to some of the most highly anticipated horse racing events on the calendar, and the Dubai World Cup heads that list by quite a margin. Around 80,000 fans head to the famous Meydan Racecourse to watch this event live every year, and the spotlight will be on all the races as the jockeys compete for one of the biggest prize funds in the sport.

The event will have nine races. Established in 1996, the Dubai World Cup has become one of the world's most popular horse racing events. American horse Country Grammer will be eager to win the Dubai World Cup for the second time in a row, with legendary jockey Frankie Dettori aiming to make more history in his final race at this event. Algiers, Bendoog, and Cafe Pharoah are among the other horses who appear to be in great shape ahead of the event.