2026 UAE Oaks Results

Exotic Payouts:

• Exacta (1-4): $16.20
• Trifecta (1-4-3): $29.90
• Superfecta (1-4-3-5): $36.86

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History of the UAE Oaks

The UAE Oaks was first run in 2001 and has become a key race for three year old fillies during the Dubai World Cup Carnival. Held at Meydan Racecourse, the race was introduced to showcase emerging talent from across the Middle East and beyond. From its early years, it has attracted a mix of locally based runners and international contenders seeking experience on a global stage.

The race has seen notable changes over time, particularly in its racing surface. Originally contested on dirt at Nad Al Sheba, it transitioned to a synthetic surface when racing moved to Meydan in 2010, before returning to dirt in 2015. These shifts reflected broader changes in Dubai racing and tested the adaptability of competing fillies across different conditions.

Run at a distance of 1,900 meters, the UAE Oaks stands out as one of the longer prep races for three year old fillies. Its placement on the calendar gives trainers an opportunity to evaluate stamina and progression as horses build toward major spring targets. The race has also become part of the Road to the Kentucky Oaks, offering qualifying points that can help secure a spot at Churchill Downs.

Over the years, the UAE Oaks has produced several notable winners, including fillies trained by leading international operations such as Godolphin. The race continues to play an important role in connecting global racing circuits and highlighting developing talent. For fans and bettors, it offers a unique international perspective on the three year old filly division and its path toward elite competition.

All-Time Results of the UAE Oaks