Racing At Meydan I Race 8 I Sponsored by Azizi Developments

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Dubai Racing Club published this video item, entitled “Racing At Meydan I Race 8 I Sponsored by Azizi Developments” – below is their description.

Zorion (GB) (Helal Alalawi – Abdul Aziz Al Balushi) wins the Azizi Developments Handicap Sponsored By Azizi Developments – 2000m, handicap turf race at the Eleventh Racing at Meydan meeting on April 8, 2021.

Abdallah Al Mamari, Helal Alalawi and Abdul Aziz Al Balushi accepts the trophy for the Azizi Developments Handicap Sponsored By Azizi Developments from Mr. Tizian H.G.Raab, Head of Public Relations & Communications, Azizi Developments, on April 8, 2021.

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Dubai Racing Club (DRC) serves to organise and host horseracing at Meydan Racecourse, from November through to March, including the Dubai World Cup. Formed in 1992 to further develop and promote horseracing in Dubai, the first races held under rules were contested in March 1992 at the Nad Al Sheba Racecourse.

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