Mishriff marches to Saudi Cup Glory
British-trained colt shines for Prince Faisal and David Egan

Mubasher Alkhalediah gets the better of stablemate Mutwakel Alkhalediah to take the Obaiya Arabian Classic
Local rider Adel Alfouraidi maintains golden run

Domination for Japan in Riyadh Dirt Sprint
Copano Kicking leaves Matera Sky second again

Japan's Day in the Saudi Derby Once More
Pink Kamehameha maintains Hiduyuki Mori's run

Pat Cosgrave and Saeed bin Suroor take centre stage
Golden Night for Godolphin in Red Sea Turf

Space Blues Asserts in stc 1351 Turf Sprint
Goldolphin runner returns from a long break to land prize under William Buick

Self-made Success for Hollie Doyle
British rider times it to perfection in Neom Turf Cup

Shane Foley Takes stc International Jockeys Challenge for Ireland
32-year-old holds off Saudi Arabia's Adel Alfouraidi

Local Success in International Handicap
Happier times for 'Wiggy' Ramos

Horse welfare at the centre of Prince Bandar's vision
No Stone Left Unturned at The Saudi Cup

Buick, Foley and Holmberg Latest Additions to stc International Jockeys Challenge 
Leading riders confirmed to take part in star-studded four-race event

About The Saudi Cup
Organised by the Jockey Club of Saudi Arabia and run at the King Abdulaziz Racetrack in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, The Saudi Cup is a two-day festival of international racing headlined by the USD$20m Saudi Cup – the world’s most valuable race.

Established in 2020 with the second renewal set to be run on Saturday February 20, 2021, The Saudi Cup day card carries a total prize purse of $30.5m and features dirt and turf races for the highest calibre of racehorses in the world.

A full card of racing on the preceding Friday includes an International Jockeys Challenge which sees seven female and seven male jockeys compete as individuals as well as the $500,000 Saudi International Handicap for horses trained in IFHA-registered Part II and III racing countries.

The Saudi Cup is charged with raising awareness of horse racing in the country, encouraging participation among men and women. It also aims to promote Saudi Arabia at international level, acting as a marker for the Kingdom’s transformational journey, encouraging tourism and investment.

International Jockeys' Challenge
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 19, 2021
Saudi Cup Day
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20, 2021
King Abdulaziz Racetrack, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA)