Dubai’s racing calendar heats up as Emirates Super Saturday takes over Meydan Racecourse on Saturday February 28 delivering a full card of high-profile contests that serve as major trials for the prestigious Dubai World Cup night. The annual fixture is one of the most anticipated lead-up events of the season attracting top horses trainers and racing fans from across the region.
Among the standout dirt races is the Golden Shaheen trial alongside Burj Nahaar which acts as a stepping stone to the Godolphin Mile. Speed specialists will also line up in the Nad Al Sheba Turf Sprint a recognised prep race for the Al Quoz Sprint later in the carnival. These competitive showdowns provide valuable insight into form ahead of the biggest night in UAE racing.
The turf programme also features strong contests for three-year-olds including the Listed Jumeirah 1000 Guineas and Jumeirah 2000 Guineas bringing the turf series to its conclusion. Both races offer impressive prize money and regularly spotlight emerging talent on the international stage.
Longtime supporter Emirates continues its partnership with Dubai racing extending more than two decades of involvement in the sport. Established in 1985 the global airline now connects over 150 destinations worldwide operating a fleet that includes the Airbus A380 Boeing 777 and the recently introduced Airbus A350. Emirates also sponsors the Dubai World Cup itself which carries a total purse of approximately USD12 million making it the richest race of the evening.
Tickets for Emirates Super Saturday are accessible to all racing enthusiasts with General Admission starting at Dhs10. Families can opt for the popular Paddock Garden experience priced at Dhs75 while premium hospitality packages begin from Dhs345 for those looking to enjoy race day in elevated comfort.
With top-tier trial races competitive fields and affordable entry options Emirates Super Saturday promises an exciting day at Meydan as anticipation builds toward the Dubai World Cup.
