Saudi Cup 2021 Tips & Betting Advice
Saudi Cup Information
- DateSun 25 Feb, 2024
- Race Time01:00
- RacecourseKing Abdulaziz Racetrack
- Race Distance1800 metres
- ConditionsInvitation
- StatusSpecial Conditions
- Prize Money$20,000,000
2021 Saudi Cup Betting Odds
| Horse | Odds |
|---|---|
| Maximum Security | $3 |
| Mckinzie | $3.25 |
| Benbatl | $6 |
| Mucho Gusto | $6.50 |
| Midnight Bisou | $7 |
| Tactius | $15 |
| Magic Wand | $15 |
| Gronkowski | $17 |
| Chrysoberyl | $17 |
| Gold Dream | $26 |
Saudi Cup 2021 Bookmaker Promotions
Saudi Cup 2021 Barrier Draw
Saudi Cup 2021 Form Guide
Saudi Cup History
Saudi Cup 2021 Live Streaming
Saudi Cup 2020 Result
Saudi Cup Previous Winners
| Horse | Year |
|---|---|
| Maximum Security | 2020 |
Saudi Cup FAQ
What time does the 2021 Saudi Cup start?
The Saudi Cup is scheduled to start at 18.00 GMT and is the headline event on a stacked card at the King Abdulaziz racecourse in Saudi Arabia.
When is the 2021 Saudi Cup?
The first ever Saudi Cup is to be held on February 28 at the King Abdulaziz Racetrack, which is located in Saudi Arabia.
Where is the Saudi Cup held?
King Abdulaziz Racetrack, which is located in Saudi Arabia plays host to the first ever running of the Saudi Cup, which is a dirt track.
Is the Saudi Cup the world's richest race?
There's US $20 million on offer for the first ever running of the Saudi Cup at the King Abdulaziz racecourse in Saudi Arabia, which makes it the world's most valuable race.
How much is the Saudi Cup worth?
There is a total prize pool of US$20 million for the Saudi Cup, with $10 going to the winner and the remainder of the money being distributed to the horses in correspondence with their finishing positions.
Who won the most recent Saudi Cup?
American horse Maximum Security took out the 2019 Saudi Cup.
What is the Saudi Cup Race?
A race for thoroughbreds aged four and up, to be run at weight-for-age terms over 1800m (9f), worth US$20m with a prize of US$10m to the winner.
What is the Saudi Cup 2021 Prize Money?
The second to receive $3,500,000, the third $2,000,000, the fourth $1,500,000, the fifth $1,000,000, the sixth $600,000, the seventh $500,000, the eighth $400,000, the ninth $300,000, the tenth $200,000.
What Horses can Race in the Saudi Cup?
Northern Hemisphere and Southern Hemisphere four-year-olds and upwards: 57kg / 126lb. Southern Hemisphere three-year-olds: 53.5kg / 118lb. Fillies and mares allowed 2kg / 4lb.
