The 2023 Saudi Cup has drawn an understandably broad cast of contenders from Europe, Asia, and the US, as we have come to expect of the race over the last four years. But for a special set of reasons, this year there are runners who have relatively good shots at taking down the favorite Taiba, if not also his stablemate and erstwhile second-favorite-and/or-seeming-third-favorite Country Grammer, depending on whose odds you believe.
As stated, although he certainly proved otherwise in his last outing at Santa Anita in the Malibu Stakes, one of Taiba’s difficulties lies in his starts. The best way to put this is to say that
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