The World Cup is a two-kilometer race, or 'about' a mile-and-a-quarter, in other words, approximately the length of the Derby. Although it bears all the features of a 'normal' Grade 1 stakes, the Dubai World Cup also carries some very unusual aspects. You can only use the London odds to help your handicapping with the pool in the States. The London odds are far, far closer to what we might call track odds for this raceThere are two very, very different pictures of the horses and their chances, in other words. But before that, today's mounts, ordered by post position, followed by trainer, jockey, morning line, and the latest London odds.

Source: Forbes March 25, 2017 12:53 UTC