Saturday’s $6 million Dubai World Cup (UAE-G1) has attracted a competitive field of 14 for its 14th running. The crescendo of an all-stakes, seven-race card worth more than $21.2 million, the about 1 1/4-mile World Cup will be staged at Nad al Sheba for the final time.

A total of 85 horses were pre-entered, and once again, the $6 million World Cup’s supporting turf features, the $5 million Sheema Classic and $5 million Duty Free, drew stellar fields. Final fields for all six races will be drawn and post positions assigned on Wednesday night. Here are the possible contenders and future odds for each horse.

Curlin won the Dubai World Cup last year. Watch Curlin winning video.