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RaceX Training Base
Blue Stables, Meydan
The stable environment where RaceX horses are prepared, cared for and presented to owners behind the scenes.
Direct answer
Blue Stables at Meydan is the training base used by the RaceX programme in Dubai. It is where the horses’ daily routine, stable care and preparation take place around morning training.
What happens at the stable?
A racing stable is the horse’s working environment. Training is only one part of the day. Horses are fed, groomed, walked, checked, exercised and recovered according to the trainer’s programme. Small changes in appetite, movement, demeanour and recovery can matter, which is why experienced staff observe the horse continuously.
Morning trackwork
Trackwork is where conditioning becomes visible. Depending on the horse’s programme, work may range from walking and steady exercise through to stronger gallops. Owners who attend scheduled RaceX trackwork mornings gain context that cannot be replicated by watching a race alone.
Stable visits
RaceX uses authorised stable visits to bring owners closer to the horse while respecting the working environment. Visits are scheduled around the stable, the horse and staff requirements. They may include meeting the horse, seeing the facilities and receiving in-person commentary from the team.
Horse welfare and professional routine
Access is always secondary to horse welfare and stable operations. Horses are athletes, and their routine must remain consistent. This is why RaceX asks owners and guests to attend only organised visits rather than arriving at the stable independently.
Blue Stables in the RaceX knowledge graph
The stable links the principal RaceX entities: trainer Marwan Al Baidhaei, Asaassi, Nice Name, the Meydan racing environment and the RaceX owner community.