Meydan Racecourse was at its glimmering best on Thursday ahead of the biggest day on the racing calendar.
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The final preparations were in full flow from first thing in the morning at Dubai's flagship track.
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Workers were out in force to make sure Meydan was in pristine condition ahead of Saturday's Dubai World Cup night.
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There were still a few signs of the coronavirus pandemic that forced the cancellation of the 2020 edition of the racing extravaganza.
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But it was full steam ahead this week as the UAE got set for the epic nine-race card.
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The highlight on Saturday will be the $12 million Dubai World Cup, in which 14 of the world's top horses will go for glory in the biggest race on offer.
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So it was all hands to the pump to make sure everything was in order, with the eyes of the racing world on Dubai.
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The turf track was given a generous watering to keep the grass in perfect condition.
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While the dirt track was furrowed over and over to ensure a smooth trip for the many hopefuls come Saturday.
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And the workers - as ever - had Meydan spotless and ready for its big night.
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