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Saudi Cup betting attracts horseplayers from around the world thanks to massive purses, elite international fields, and highly competitive betting markets. Whether you are new to horse racing or an experienced bettor, understanding how Saudi Cup betting works is essential before placing your wagers.
The Saudi Cup is the richest horse race in the world, run annually on dirt in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The race regularly features top contenders from the United States, Japan, Europe, and the Middle East.
The Saudi Cup is typically held in February; this year it will be on February 13. As one of the first major international races of the year, it often sets the tone for the global racing season.
Although betting is not permitted within Saudi Arabia, international horseplayers can legally bet on the Saudi Cup through online racebooks. These platforms provide access to Saudi Cup betting markets, featuring both fixed odds and pari-mutuel wagering options.
Saudi Cup betting odds are influenced by international form, recent Grade 1 performances, surface preference, and travel logistics. Early betting markets often feature strong interest in Japanese and U.S.-based runners, with odds adjusting as post positions and jockey assignments are confirmed.
| PP | Horse | Odds | Jockey | Trainer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sunrise Zipangu | 40-1 | Oisin Murphy | Kyoko Maekawa |
| 2 | Haqeet | 60-1 | Mike Barzalona | Saad Aljenade |
| 3 | Banishing | 30-1 | Adel Alfouraidi | David Jacobson |
| 4 | Ameerat Alzamaan | 60-1 | Ryan Moore | Sami Alharabi |
| 5 | Star of Wonder | 35-1 | Camilio Ospina | Saad AlJiennade |
| 6 | Forever Young | 7-5 | Ryusei Sakai | Yoshito Yahagi |
| 7 | Nevada Beach | 5-1 | Irad Ortiz Jr. | Bob Baffert |
| 8 | Tumbarumba | 15-1 | James Doyle | Hamad Al Jehani |
| 9 | Bishops Bay | 6-1 | Junior Alvarado | Brad H. Cox |
| 10 | Luxor Cafe | 15-1 | Joao Moreira | Noriyuki Hori |
| 11 | Rattle N Roll | 40-1 | Joel Rosario | Kenny McPeek |
| 12 | Nysos | 4-1 | Flavien Prat | Bob Baffert |
| 13 | Mhally | 40-1 | Ricardo Ferreira | Abdullah Alsidrani |
| 14 | Thundersquall | 60-1 | Danny Tudhope | Muteb Almulawah |
Saudi Cup betting offers a wide range of wagering options, suitable for both beginners and advanced bettors:
Because the Saudi Cup field is often deep and international, successful betting requires more than backing the shortest odds. Pace, experience, and adaptability to travel are key handicapping factors.
Many bettors prefer exotic wagers such as Exactas and Trifectas, as the diversity of running styles and global contenders can produce higher payouts compared to straight win bets.
Yes. Saudi Cup betting is accessible to beginners, especially through straightforward bets like Win, Place, and Show. New bettors are encouraged to start small and focus on understanding odds movement before exploring more complex wagers.
The Saudi Cup is streamed live on the JCSA YouTube channel and broadcast internationally through major horse racing networks, depending on your region.
The combination of massive prize money, world-class horses, and unpredictable international matchups makes Saudi Cup betting one of the most exciting wagering opportunities in horse racing. Market movement leading up to race day often provides valuable clues for sharp bettors.
Our betting guides and race previews help bettors understand wagering strategies, odds interpretation, and how to approach major international races like the Saudi Cup with confidence.
