2022 Dubai World Cup Odds - Life Is Good odds-on to win at Meydan

Jon Vine

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Last updated: Thu 24 Mar 2022 13:55

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Jon Vine 24 Mar 2022

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Latest odds and betting for the 2022 Dubai World Cup
This huge Group One takes place at Meydan on Saturday 26th March
Life Is Good is the 10/11 favourite with bet365
Hot Rod Charlie, Country Grammer and Midnight Bourbon also feature in the betting

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Jockey Irad Ortiz Jr. celebrates while riding Life Is Good to victory during the Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile at Del Mar. (Getty)

The Dubai World Cup Carnival comes to a dramatic conclusion on Saturday evening. Over $30m will be handed out to winning connection at Meydan on Saturday night, where the hugely lucrative Dubai World Cup headlines the card.

Let's take a look through the latest Dubai World Cup betting and run through the headline entries.

2022 Dubai World Cup Odds

Name	Odds
Life Is Good	10/11
Hot Rod Charlie	7/2
Country Grammar	12/1
Midnight Bourbon	12/1
Hypothetical	20/1
Bar	25/1

*Odds taken on 22/3/22*

2022 Dubai World Cup Entries

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US raiders dominate the market for this year's renewal of the Dubai World Cup. Topping the betting we find Life Is Good, who was backed into odds-on favouritism after a powerful victory over Knicks Go in the Pegasus World Cup.

Hot Rod Charlie bolted up in Al Maktoum Challenge R" and Doug O'Neill's charge sits second in the betting. County Grammer - who will be ridden for the first time by Frankie Dettori - and Midnight Bourbon finished second and third behind shock Saudi Cup winner, Emblem Road last month and both will go for another Grade One.

Hypothetical will enter the Dubai World Cup on the back of an impressive win in the Al Maktoum Challenge R3. Godolphin flagbearers, Magny Cours and Real World will look to bounce back from poor efforts in the Saudi Cup.

Other notable runners include Japanese raider Chuwa Wizzard, Tadhg O'Shea's mount Remorse, South American star Aero Trem and William Haggas' Grocer Jack, who will be ridden by Tom Marquand.