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From Argentina to Meydan: Pereyra lights up Dubai Racing Carnival
November 10, 2025
|Khaleej Times
The 2025-26 Dubai Racing Carnival marked a vibrant start to the new season at Meydan Racecourse on Friday evening when launching a series of 16 marquee meetings that will culminate in the landmark 30th running of the $12 million Dubai World Cup next March.
Argentine jockey William Pereyra celebrates after guiding Cupid's Dream to victory in the Emirates Airline Handicap.
(PHOTO BY SHIHAB)
With the racing world watching, two names shone brightest: Argentine jockey William Pereyra, who announced his arrival in the UAE with a stylish double, and Musabbeh Al Mheiri, the reigning champion trainer who might just have unearthed another key partnership for the new season.
Meydan has long been a stage for writing extraordinary stories, and on opening night, it delivered plenty. From a Group 1 superstar returning in style to a new South American ace making an early impression, the Carnival could not have asked for a better start.
In football, Argentina gave the world Lionel Messi. In racing, it might soon be William Pereyra. Making his first appearance outside South America, the 31-year-old from Formosa Province showed he belongs among the elite jockeys, producing two commanding victories that had Turf aficionados at Meydan buzzing by the end of the evening.
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