#WearTheBlue to support Godolphin at the Dubai World Cup

Tuesday, 9 February 2016 15:32

William Buick wearing the famous blue silks

Godolphin is inviting the people of Dubai and the UAE to 'WearTheBlue' in support of your home team this Dubai World Cup Carnival. The global thoroughbred breeding and horse racing stable is founded by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai. Godolphin’s supporters are being encouraged to upload images of themselves ‘wearing blue’ to Facebook, Instagram and Twitter – accompanied with the hashtag #WearTheBlue. Those posting images will automatically enter a competition where they can win weekly prizes. The overall winner of the competition will be selected from the six weekly winners, with one lucky fan winning a hospitality box for 10 people at Meydan for the Dubai World Cup race meeting

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