By MIKE DILLON
Trevor McKee will fly to Dubai early next week to inspect the track and facilities at the invitation of Emirates Racing.
Emirates officials are keen for the Takanini trainer to see the Dubai track as he makes his decision whether to set Sunline, in whom he also own a half share, for the Dubai Cup meeting on March 24.
The Sunline camp's options are the $US6 million Dubai World Cup over 2000m on dirt and the $US2 million Dubai Duty Free (1777m) on turf.
Sunline is speeding up in her work again at Takanini after a freshener following her dashing win over Fairy King Prawn in the Hong Kong Mile in December.
If McKee elects to bypass Dubai, the champion mare will return to Australia for the Sydney autumn carnival.
Sunline has been nominated for Australasia's richest mile, the Doncaster, to be run at Randwick in April, a race she won two years ago.
Racing: McKee will check out Dubai track
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