Forever Young headlines the Dubai World Cup and in the Sheema Classic, Giavelletto gets a fourth chance on the big night.
Forever Young
Japanese-bred Forever Young, from an $8,000 Kentucky-bred mare, was the 2025 Eclipse Award winning Older Horse.
The richest race in the world has attracted 14 entrants, while Woodbine's leading trainer sends out Time To Dazzle in the $2M Turf Sprint.
One of the world's top racehorses, Forever Young, headlines next week's Saudi Cup and Japan's first woman trainer has an entrant.
The four-year-old colt, a close third to rivals Sierra Leone and Fierceness in the 2024 Classic, was primed for his big win this year.
The post positions were drawn for the 14 races of the 42nd Breeders' Cup World Championships and 177 horses were entered.
Longshot winner of the $12 million Dubai World Cup is from a daughter of Woodbine Oaks winner Milwaukee Appeal.
The $12 million World Cup will be run at 1:30 p.m. Eastern on April 5 and highlights a big card of racing at Meydan.
Japan's superstar colt was passed by Hong Kong hero Romantic Warrior turning for home but then rallied to grab the win.
Handicapping has started in earnest on the 14 races on Friday and Saturday for the 41st Breeders' Cup, this year at Del Mar.
Derby and Oaks horses were out and about at Churchill Downs on April 24, including a stamina-type work for Forever Young.
Forever Young has never lost a race and is scheduled to meet up with his cousin Sierra Leone in the May 4 Kentucky Derby.
