Six-year-old Senor Buscador, owned and bred by Joe Peacock Jr., is co-owned by Sharaf Mohammed Al Hariri who bought into the horse pre-Cup.
Saudi Cup
Two top American horses meet some of the world's best in the Saudi Cup (G1) including the aptly-named Saudi Crown.
The well-travelled 6-year-old led all the way through 1 1/8 miles to win the richest race in the world over the American star.
Saturday night's Saudi Cup headlines a rich race card that begins at 7:45 a.m. February 25 Eastern time. TSN1 will show the Cup at noon.
Kentucky-bred Emblem Road overcame a slow start to upset Mishriff, US stars Midnight Bourbon and Mandaloun.
The reigning champion of the $20 million dirt race meets a deeper field in the 2022 edition including Mandaloun.
John Gosden-trained Mishriff (Ire) powered past fast US colt Charlatan to win the 2nd Saudi Cup (G1) in Riyadh.
The Feb. 20 Saudi Cup day of racing includes the Neom Turf Cup with Canadian-bred Channel Maker; card begins 8 a.m.
Eclipse award winner Channel Maker is on the other side of the world to compete in the $1 million Neon Turf.
Pegasus World Cup winner could meet up with California star Charlatan, co-owned by Toronto's John Fielding.
Maximum Security's owners Gary and Mary West have not received the winner's share for their colt's win, as trainer Jason Servis has been indicted.
Disqualified from the Kentucky Derby win, the brave colt gets vindication in world's richest race holding off brilliant mare 'Bisou.
Canadian jockey Emma-Jayne Wilson rides in the four-race Jockey Challenge in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Friday, Feb. 28; watch here for updates.
One of Canada's top riders competes in the Jockey Challenge on February 28th in Riyadh, where women's rights are slowly evolving.
The richest race in the world offers $20 million, set for 'leap day', Feb. 29; post time for first race on eight-race card is 8 a.m.
