Highlights from the 2016 Dubai World Cup. The World Cup is race is a distance of 2000 metres, takes place on the dirt track and sees the winning horse take home a jaw dropping USD 10 million dollars for his team. Triple Crown winning Jockey Victor Espinoza came second last year in Dubai and was determined not to be denied this year, winning the race with a new Meydan track record. With this victory California Chrome became the world’s richest horse. See more at: http://gulfnews.com/gntv
