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AmWest to Distribute Dubai Racing Signal

For the second year in a row, AmWest Entertainment will offer worldwide distribution of the racing signal for wagering on the Dubai International Racing Carnival from Meydan Racecourse.

 Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Turf Sprint on World Cup Card Shortened

The Dubai Racing Club has announced a change in distance of the Al Quoz Sprint (UAE-II) from six furlongs (1,200 meters) to five furlongs (1,000 meters) on turf.

 Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Group Winners Entered in Dubai Sale

Group winners Lord Admiral, Biarritz, Royal Vintage, and Vertigineux are scheduled to be offered during the Dubai International Racing Carnival (DIRC) session of the Emirates Racing Authority horses in training sale, sponsored by Al Basti Equiworld, at Nad Al Sheba in Dubai.

 Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Dubai Carnival Sale Set for Tuesday

Dubai Carnival Sale Set for Tuesday

The inaugural Dubai International Racing Carnival sale, part of the revamped annual Emirates Racing Authority Horse in Training auction, will be held March 4 at Nad Al Sheba.

 Monday, March 03, 2008

Gabriel Named CEO for Dubai Racing Club

Frank Gabriel Jr. has been appointed chief executive officer of the Dubai Racing Club.

 Wednesday, September 14, 2005

World Cup Switch to Turf Deemed Unlikely

The proposal from Dubai World Cup committee member Michael Osborne that the highlight of the meeting should be on turf racing and not a dirt race is unlikely to receive much support from his colleagues.

 Saturday, March 26, 2005

Retired Racing Official Frank Gabriel Sr. Dies

Frank Gabriel Sr., a retired racing secretary and father of Arlington Park's current racing secretary, died March 1 at age 81 in Florida

 Wednesday, March 02, 2005

Arlington Spending $3 Million For New Barns

Arlington Park, which will conduct its live racing meet from Wednesday, June 13 to Sunday, Oct. 28, announced Wednesday that it will construct three new barns in the backstretch prior to the start of this year's meet. The project, which will cost more than $3 million, will increase the number of available stalls by 164 to a maximum capacity of 2,140.

 Wednesday, February 14, 2001