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Fast Network winning the Essex Handicap during Sha Tin Race Results 8 March

Atzeni Leads the Charge with Four Winners While Fast Network Lands Sha Tin Feature

Plumpton Race Cards 9 March hosting the seven-race National Hunt programme

Plumpton Racecourse Preview: Seven-Race National Hunt Meeting on Monday

Warwick Race Results 8 March National Hunt meeting winners

Newtown Rambler and House of Habsburg Lead Winners on Competitive Eight-Race Warwick Programme

Hyderabad Race Cards 9 March

Hyderabad Racecourse Set to Reopen with Seven-Race Monday Programme

Litigation winning the Gulfstream Silks Run Stakes turf sprint at Gulfstream Park

Litigation Delivers Another Stakes Success in Gulfstream’s Silks Run

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Fast Network winning the Essex Handicap during Sha Tin Race Results 8 March

Atzeni Leads the Charge with Four Winners While Fast Network Lands Sha Tin Feature

Andrea Atzeni enjoyed a memorable afternoon at Sha Tin on Sunday, producing a superb four-winner haul to record his best day since arriving in Hong Kong, while Fast Network delivered a polished performance to capture the meeting’s feature Essex Handicap and reward his consistent efforts this season.

The experienced jockey enjoyed a rich vein of form throughout the meeting, striking with He Was Me, Juicy Dragon, Good Chap and Endued to move his season tally to 35 victories. The quartet marked Atzeni’s finest single-day performance in the city and added further momentum to his pursuit of the leading riders in the championship standings.

Only eight-time champion Zac Purton and Hugh Bowman have recorded more winners this campaign, and Atzeni’s productive afternoon — which also included a second and two third-place finishes from 11 rides — highlighted his growing influence in the local riding ranks.

Reflecting on the day, Atzeni acknowledged the support behind his recent run of success. “I had good rides but, as you know, it doesn’t always work out,” he said. “I’ve had a good day. The two horses on the All Weather Track had great chances, Tony’s had a chance too and the only question with Endued was the draw. I’m picking nice rides and the support is coming. Here you can never look back; you always have to keep looking forward.”

Fast Network Stars in Sha Tin Race Results 8 March Feature

While Atzeni dominated the winners’ enclosure, the day’s feature belonged to Fast Network, who secured the Class 1 Essex Handicap (1200m) for trainer Dennis Yip under Zac Purton.

Carrying 135lb, the consistent sprinter had previously finished behind leading speedster Ka Ying Rising in major races this season and was rewarded for that solid form with a decisive performance. Settled fifth along the rail, Fast Network travelled strongly before Purton guided him through a gap in the straight to defeat Sky Trust, with Invincible Shield finishing third. The winning time was 1:08.28.

Purton praised the gelding’s consistency after the race. “It was a really nice win. He’s been consistent all season,” he said. “He drew barrier one today and there was a bit of speed in the race, which helped. Carrying top weight against younger horses is never easy, but he handled it well and finished the job comfortably.”

Trainer Dennis Yip echoed those sentiments, noting the strength of competition faced by his runner earlier in the season. “Everybody knows Ka Ying Rising is extremely strong,” Yip said. “My horse is very consistent and I still think he had something left today.”

Endued Earns Bonus with Brave Victory

One of the most determined performances of the afternoon came from Endued in the Class 3 Kowloon Tong Club Trophy Handicap (1600m). Starting from the wide draw in barrier 14, the John Size-trained runner showed early speed to cross the field before holding off Smart Avenue by a head in a gripping finish.

The victory also secured a PP Bonus of HK$1.5 million, further highlighting the significance of the performance as the gelding builds toward a possible start in the prestigious Hong Kong Derby later this month.

Strong Support Acts Across the Card

Tony Cruz enjoyed a productive meeting as well, with Irish import Stunning Peach continuing his resurgence when taking the Class 2 Devon Handicap (1800m) under Angus Chung. The trainer indicated the horse could target the Group 3 Premier Plate later in the season.

Cruz later completed a treble when Winning Ovation, returning after a 308-day break, scored comfortably in the Class 3 Cumberland Handicap (1400m) with Alexis Badel in the saddle.

Elsewhere on the programme, Frankie Lor’s productive month continued when Run Run Sunrise captured the Class 4 Suffolk Handicap (1000m) under Derek Leung, stopping the clock at 56.87 seconds.

James Orman partnered Magnifique to success in the Class 3 Cornwall Handicap (1200m, dirt) for trainer David Hall, while also claiming victory with The Golden Knight for Francis Lui following a successful objection.

Jamie Richards-trained Yee Cheong Glory rounded out the winners when Hugh Bowman guided the grey to a neat victory in the Class 4 Kent Handicap (1200m).

The meeting showcased a blend of emerging talent and seasoned performers, providing an entertaining afternoon of racing action at Sha Tin. Attention now shifts to the midweek fixture at Happy Valley on Wednesday night.

For more stories, results, and updates from the world of horse racing, stay tuned to Racebuzz.

Plumpton Race Cards 9 March hosting the seven-race National Hunt programme

Plumpton Racecourse Preview: Seven-Race National Hunt Meeting on Monday

The southern English venue of Plumpton Racecourse in East Sussex will host a competitive seven-race National Hunt programme on Monday, 9 March, presenting a balanced card that will feature novice hurdlers, handicap chasers and a concluding bumper over a range of distances. The afternoon fixture will bring together runners from established yards as well as emerging talent, with contests designed to test stamina, jumping ability and consistency. Scheduled from the early afternoon into the evening, the meeting will form an important part of Plumpton’s National Hunt calendar.

Racing will begin at 2:00pm with THE NATIONAL HUNT NOVICES’ HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) (GBB RACE) over 2m 5f 32y for £10,000. Six runners will line up including Catchintsavo, Five Bar Gate, Mymilkman, Piping Rock and Snowski. The race will provide novice hurdlers with an opportunity to compete over an intermediate trip, where stamina and clean jumping around the tight circuit will be essential from the outset.

The second contest at 2:30pm will be THE CHELTENHAM NOVICES’ HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 5) over 2m 4f 1y for £8,000. Four runners will compete, featuring Rap Soul, Carpe Diem, Lunar Ocean and Goguenard. Accurate jumping and tactical positioning will play a decisive role, as the smaller field will negotiate the fences at a steady but competitive pace.

At 3:00pm, the action will continue with THE NOVICES’ LIMITED HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 5) over 2m 78y carrying £7,250 in prize money. Seven runners will take part including Fravanco, Desert Halo, Kotari, Golden Circet and Lord of The Glance. The race will test improving horses stepping into handicap company, with consistency and rhythm likely to determine the outcome.

The programme will move to a longer distance at 3:30pm with THE CHELTENHAM INFERNOBOOST HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) over 3m 1f 168y for £10,000. The line-up will include Disco Davis, Inferno Sacree, Confinentic, Fontana Ellissi and Ferret Jeeter. Stamina will be a key factor in this extended contest, as runners will attempt to conserve energy before producing strong finishing efforts in the closing stages.

Staying chasers will take centre stage at 4:00pm in THE CHELTENHAM DRAGONBOOSTS HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 5) over 3m 2f 19y with £8,000 on offer. Five runners will compete, including Scottish King, Gata Ban, Felton Bellevue, Minella Kaiser and Hilltown. As the longest race on the card, it will demand endurance, sound jumping and sustained momentum throughout the final circuit.

Attention will return to hurdles at 4:30pm with THE MEMORIAL HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) over 2m 5f 32y for £10,000. Seven runners will line up including Lasko des Obeaux, Valadon, Galactic Charm, Baltray and Moon Hunter. The contest will challenge experienced and improving hurdlers alike, rewarding smooth travel and accurate jumping through the final stages.

The meeting will conclude at 5:00pm with THE OPEN NATIONAL HUNT FLAT RACE (CLASS 5) (GBB RACE) over 2m 2f 85y for £4,999. Seven runners will take part including Mint Approved, Otie’s Friend, Silk Mountain, Blue’s Secret Gem and Chocks Away. The bumper will provide lightly raced and debuting horses with a platform to gain valuable racecourse experience, bringing the seven-race programme to its scheduled conclusion.

Plumpton Race Cards 9 March will deliver a competitive seven-race National Hunt meeting that will combine novice hurdles, handicap chases and a closing bumper. The fixture will offer consistent action across different classes and distances, giving trainers a strong opportunity to assess their horses in competitive conditions. From the opening race to the final contest, the programme will highlight stamina, jumping accuracy and finishing strength at Plumpton Racecourse.

For more stories, results, and updates from the world of horse racing, stay tuned to RaceBuzz.

Warwick Race Results 8 March National Hunt meeting winners

Newtown Rambler and House of Habsburg Lead Winners on Competitive Eight-Race Warwick Programme

A full eight-race National Hunt programme was conducted at Warwick Racecourse on Sunday, 8 March, where runners competed across hurdle races, steeplechases and a concluding National Hunt Flat contest. The afternoon fixture brought together a mixture of novice performers and experienced handicap runners, producing a sequence of clear results across the card.

The opening contest, the Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle (Class 4), was claimed by Newtown Rambler, who was ridden by Oakley Brown, trained by Adrian Keatley, and owned by Keatley Racing, Doherty and Manson. Travelling steadily through the early stages, the runner responded well after the final hurdle and secured victory by 1½ lengths over So You Know, while A Good Yomp finished third.

Race two, the Novices’ Hurdle (Class 4) (GBB Race), saw Wilstar record a comfortable success. The winner was ridden by Sean Bowen, trained by Olly Murphy, and owned by Mrs Diana L. Whateley. Maintaining a prominent position throughout, the runner moved clear in the closing stages to defeat Talakan by 1¾ lengths, with Great Fleet completing the first three.

The following race, the Novices’ Hurdle (Class 4) (GBB Race), produced victory for Cosmic Connection, ridden by Freddie Gordon, trained by Chris Gordon, and owned by Mr D. S. Dennis. The runner travelled smoothly before maintaining the advantage to win by 1¼ lengths from Road To Wembley, while Ionian finished third.

The Royal Pug Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) provided one of the closer finishes of the meeting. Mount Anglesby, ridden by Tom Broughton, trained by Alastair Ralph, and owned by Mr M. Edwards, produced a determined effort after the final hurdle and held off Kel du Large by ½ length, while Jimmy Hurdstrom secured third place.

In the Mares’ Handicap Steeple Chase (Class 4) (GBB Race), Irish Chorus delivered a fluent display over fences. The mare was ridden by Tom Bellamy, trained by Alan King, and owned by Mrs E. Roberts. Jumping accurately throughout, the runner drew clear in the closing stages to defeat Politacus by 2¾ lengths, with She Is For Me Boys finishing third.

The sixth contest, the Handicap Hurdle (Class 3), went to Super Survivor, ridden by Gavin Sheehan, trained by Jamie Snowden, and owned by Neil Goulden, Kevin and Sue Hopgood. Travelling comfortably through the race, the runner asserted after the final hurdle to defeat Porter In The Park by 2¾ lengths, while Oh My Johnny finished third.

Race seven, the Volcano Handicap Steeple Chase (Class 3) (GBB Race), saw House of Habsburg produce one of the most decisive performances of the afternoon. The winner was ridden by Jack Tudor, trained by Christian Williams, and owned by Whites Property Limited and Robert James. Moving clear approaching the closing stages, the gelding crossed the line 11 lengths ahead of El Granjero, with Unanswered Prayers completing the placings.

The meeting concluded with the Open National Hunt Flat Race (Class 5) (GBB Race). Merry Away, ridden by Ben Jones, trained by Ben Pauling, and owned by Mr K. Dole, travelled prominently before asserting in the closing furlong to defeat Presley by 1¼ lengths, while Chinese Whispers finished third.

The eight-race programme produced a balanced afternoon of National Hunt racing, with several runners delivering clear performances across hurdles, steeplechases and the concluding bumper. Overall, the Warwick Race Results 8 March reflected a competitive card that highlighted both developing novice runners and established handicap performers.

For more stories, results, and updates from the world of horse racing, stay tuned to RaceBuzz.

Hyderabad Race Cards 9 March

Hyderabad Racecourse Set to Reopen with Seven-Race Monday Programme

Following an extended hiatus in racing activity, the Hyderabad Racecourse will reopen on Monday, 9 March, when the Hyderabad Race Club (HRC) will conduct a seven-race evening programme. The meeting will mark the return of competitive racing at the venue and will feature a varied schedule of handicaps across several classes along with a maiden event for three-year-old Indian horses. The afternoon fixture will begin in the mid-afternoon and will continue into the early evening with races staged over sprint and middle-distance trips.

The opening contest, The Bhupalpally Plate, will be run at 3:30 PM over 1200 metres with a total prize of Rs.6,50,000. The race is a Class IV handicap for horses four years old and upward rated between 20 and 45. The runners declared for the race include Knotty Senorita, Turiya, Classy Dame, Quick Bay Fox, Beverley, Lights On and Dream To Fly, forming a competitive field to begin the programme.

At 4:00 PM, the card will continue with The Republic Plate, a Class III handicap for horses aged five years and upward rated between 40 and 65. The contest will be run over 1200 metres with a prize fund of Rs.7,40,000. The field will consist of Pontefract, Clara, Knight Crusader, Krystallos, Crimson Flame and Rival.

The third race of the afternoon, The Astonish Plate, will be scheduled at 4:25 PM over 1100 metres with total prize money of Rs.7,40,000. This Class III handicap for horses rated between 40 and 65 will bring together Dubai Touch, Brilliant Lad, Fly To The Stars, Star Of Opera, Calabasas and Rolls Royce in the shortest contest on the card.

At 4:50 PM, attention will turn to The Suryapet Plate, a Class V handicap for horses four years old and upward rated up to 25. The race will be run over 1400 metres with a total prize of Rs.5,00,000. Genie, Golden Bourbon, Politics, Bold Indian, City Cruise and Muaser are scheduled to take part in this middle-distance contest.

The fifth race, The Zoom Zoom Plate, will be the maiden event for three-year-old Indian horses and will be run at 5:20 PM over 1100 metres with a prize of Rs.12,25,000. Ashwa Vivegam, Buddy, Super Splash, The Last Avtar, Wind Castle and Yali will represent emerging talent in this event designed for young runners beginning their racing careers.

The standard of competition will rise with The Attractress Plate at 5:45 PM, a Class I handicap for horses rated 80 and above. The race will be contested over 1200 metres with prize money of Rs.12,25,000. Huntingdon, One N Only, Berrettini, Espionage, Lashka and Miss Maya will form the field in the highest-rated race of the meeting.

The programme will conclude with The Red Satin Plate at 6:10 PM, another Class IV handicap for horses rated between 20 and 45. The race will be run over 1400 metres with total prize money of Rs.6,50,000. Andre’, One Nation, Sargent, Term Deposit, Nkalanzinzi and Caraxes will compete in the final event of the day.

The Hyderabad Race Cards 9 March will present a balanced seven-race programme combining sprint handicaps, a maiden contest for three-year-old horses and a top-level Class I event. The fixture will provide opportunities for runners across several rating categories while marking the return of racing at the Hyderabad venue.

For more stories, results, and updates from the world of horse racing, stay tuned to RaceBuzz.

Litigation winning the Gulfstream Silks Run Stakes turf sprint at Gulfstream Park

Litigation Delivers Another Stakes Success in Gulfstream’s Silks Run

Stone Farm’s homebred Litigation produced another decisive late surge to win the Silks Run at Gulfstream Park, claiming his second consecutive stakes success in Saturday’s $125,000 turf sprint.

The four-year-old, trained by Brian Lynch and ridden by Mario Gutierrez, split rivals approaching the top of the stretch before accelerating clear to secure victory in the five-furlong feature. The Silks Run at Gulfstream Park, now in its 12th running, is named after the boulevard that runs through the village surrounding Gulfstream Park and shared the spotlight on a card that also featured the Grade 3 Hurricane Bertie.

Sent off the second choice in a field of seven, Litigation stopped the clock in 53.80 seconds on firm turf — just shy of the long-standing track record of 53.61 set by Pay Any Price in 2017. The win improved his career tally to six victories from ten starts and marked his second triumph of the season following the Gulfstream Park Turf Sprint in January.

Lynch, enjoying a productive Championship Meet campaign, praised the gelding’s consistency.

“It’s been absolutely fantastic,” the trainer said. “I’m just thrilled to be a part of it.”

Silks Run at Gulfstream Park: Race Unfolds at Speed

The race developed at a strong early tempo as Souper Quest broke quickly to establish the lead along the rail. He was closely attended by millionaire stakes performer Coppola, who applied steady pressure on the outside through the backstretch.

Behind them, even-money favourite Rezasrolex travelled comfortably in third along the inside, while Litigation settled mid-pack after receiving an early reminder from Gutierrez to stay within striking range. Longshot Sosua Summer and the rest of the field followed close behind.

“Mario was having to ask him a little bit early just to stay close, which isn’t normally this horse’s running style,” Lynch explained. “But to capture the last two stakes like he has — it’s been a phenomenal effort.”

Turning for home, Souper Quest still clung to a narrow advantage over Coppola. But the complexion of the race changed quickly as Gutierrez guided Litigation between the leading pair. The four-year-old responded instantly, surging through the gap and asserting control in the final strides.

Rezasrolex, switched to the far outside by jockey Edgard Zayas, mounted a late challenge but could not reel in the winner.

Lynch admired the determination shown by his charge.

“He’s as honest as they come,” he said. “I was a bit nervous with the way the speed was holding on today, but for him to cut through horses like that and get the job done — he’s a game little trouper.”

Rezasrolex finished second, 2½ lengths behind the winner, with his stablemate and last year’s Silks Run hero Eamonn taking third. Sosua Summer followed in fourth ahead of Classic of Course.

Gutierrez said the early tempo forced him to keep Litigation closer than usual.

“The track was quicker than I expected,” the jockey said. “I had to move on him a bit earlier, but we managed to get a clear run when it mattered.”

Looking ahead, Lynch confirmed the next target for Litigation will likely be the Shakertown Stakes (G2) over 5½ furlongs at Keeneland Race Course on April 4, where the gelding will again test his speed against top turf sprinters.

For more stories, results, and updates from the world of horse racing, stay tuned to Racebuzz.

Supercilious racing prospect featured in the Inglis Digital March Sale

Inglis Digital March Sale Opens with Supercilious and Wild Ruler Share in Spotlight

Valuable racing and breeding prospects headline the Inglis Digital March Sale, which is now open for bidding, offering buyers a diverse catalogue that ranges from race-ready performers to broodmares, young stock and a stallion share.

Among the most notable offerings is Supercilious, a daughter of Written Tycoon who brings both racing form and a strong pedigree to the catalogue. A three-quarter sister to Group 2 winner Marine One and Group 1-placed sprinter Cannonball, she has already demonstrated ability on the track. As a juvenile she finished placed at Group 3 level in the Sires Produce Stakes before adding three further Stakes placings during her three-year-old season. She is presented in the sale as a valuable racing and breeding prospect.

Another key attraction is a share in the promising young stallion Wild Ruler, whose early results at stud have generated considerable interest.

Wild Ruler Share Adds Depth to Inglis Digital March Sale

From just his first 11 runners, Wild Ruler has already sired a Group 2 winner in Stretan Ruler, a colt who has quickly emerged as a leading contender among his generation. The stallion is also responsible for Stakes-performed two-year-old Savage Look, highlighting the early potential of his progeny.

Opportunities to secure equity in a young stallion with such a promising start are relatively rare, making the share a notable feature within the Inglis Digital March (Early) Sale catalogue.

Leading Hunter Valley nursery Arrowfield Stud has also contributed a six-horse draft that adds further quality to the offering. The consignment includes relations to Group 1 winners as well as broodmares carrying or accompanied by foals by stallions such as Maurice, Hitotsu and Vandeek.

Overall, the March (Early) catalogue features 288 entries, reflecting the breadth typical of the digital platform. The breakdown includes 145 racehorses — among them 62 race fillies — alongside 73 broodmares, 42 racehorse shares, 22 yearlings, three two-year-olds, two unraced horses and a single stallion share.

Several additional lots are expected to attract strong attention. Age Of Kings, a Group 3 Royal Ascot winner who has also competed at Group level in Australia, features among the racehorse entries. Brave Strike, placed at Group 3 level as a two-year-old and already a metropolitan winner, is offered as another racing and breeding prospect.

Exclusive Lass, herself a Stakes winner and already the dam of two Stakes performers, is catalogued in foal to Move To Strike. Farsight, a half-sister to three Stakes winners and closely related to the dam of Lady Shenandoah and Stronger, also stands out on pedigree.

Among the younger prospects, Loud Charlie is represented by two five-percent shares in the promising three-year-old who has already won two of his four starts and competed at Group level. Madame Maserati, a daughter of I Am Invincible who won three races in succession last season and has also raced in Stakes company, adds further depth to the catalogue.

Other notable lots include No Fooling, a dual-winning four-year-old by Alabama Express; No Limitation, a progressive three-year-old filly with two victories from eight starts; and Proud Katie, an unraced half-sister to Group 3 winner Public Attention, offered in foal to Group 1 Caulfield Guineas winner Private Life.

The broodmare ranks also include Sognani, the dam of Group 2 winner Kristilli, offered in foal to Brave Smash, and Tahuna, an attractive three-in-one package. The I Am Invincible mare is offered in foal to Golden Slipper winner Shinzo while also carrying a foal at foot by Jacquinot.

Among the racehorses likely to generate interest is The Real Mahjong, who remains unbeaten after two career starts and appears to have a promising future ahead. Ticket To Ride, placed at Group 3 level as a two-year-old, is offered in foal to the emerging stallion Harry Angel.

The catalogue is further strengthened by broodmares carrying or accompanied by foals from stallions such as All Too Hard, Bivouac, Capitalist, City Of Troy, Maurice, Schwarz, Shinzo, Southport Tycoon, St Mark’s Basilica, Traffic Warden and Vandeek. The yearling section features progeny by Blue Point, Home Affairs, So You Think, Star Turn, Tassort, Tiger Of Malay, Wild Ruler, Wootton Bassett and Zousain.

Prominent racing and breeding operations have supported the catalogue, including Ciaron Maher Racing, Waterhouse/Bott, Lloyd Kennewell, Segenhoe, Archibald Racing, Seymour Equine Services, Mullaglass, Anthony Freedman Racing, Newgate, First Light, O’Shea/Charlton, Coolmore and Yarraman.

Bidding for the Inglis Digital March Sale is currently underway, with the final countdown scheduled to close from 10am on Wednesday.

For more stories, results, and updates from the world of horse racing, stay tuned to Racebuzz.

R Disaster winning the Hurricane Bertie (G3) at Gulfstream Park

R Disaster Returns with Authority in Hurricane Bertie (G3) at Gulfstream Park

A powerful front-running display defined the Hurricane Bertie (G3) at Gulfstream Park on Saturday, where R Disaster produced an emphatic performance to capture the $175,000 sprint in her first appearance of 2026.

Owned by Averill Racing LLC, Two Eight Racing LLC and ATM Racing, the five-year-old mare showed her customary speed from the outset, dictating the pace before pulling clear to win by an authoritative five and a half lengths. The victory extended an extraordinary run of consistency for the Florida-bred daughter of Awesome Slew, who has now finished first or second in 14 consecutive starts.

The Hurricane Bertie (G3) headlined a busy 12-race programme at the South Florida track, which also included the $125,000 Silks Run, a five-furlong turf sprint for older horses that went to Litigation, racing for Stone Farm.

Hurricane Bertie (G3): R Disaster Dominates

Despite returning from a four-month break, R Disaster quickly asserted control of the Hurricane Bertie (G3). Sent forward immediately by jockey Micah Husbands, the mare set crisp fractions of 22.36 seconds for the opening quarter and 44.86 for the half-mile.

Lynn’s Milky Way attempted to keep pressure on the inside during the backstretch, but the leader remained comfortable in front. Turning for home, Husbands asked for a little more and R Disaster responded decisively, surging clear around the far turn before stretching her advantage down the straight.

She completed the six-and-a-half furlongs in 1:16.28, sealing a commanding victory that reaffirmed her standing among the leading sprint mares in training.

“I didn’t take anything away from her,” Husbands said afterward. “She broke well and I just let her travel. Everything came very naturally to her today.”

Trainer Watches from Afar

Trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. viewed the race from afar, having travelled to Barbados, but he expressed satisfaction with the mare’s performance following the layoff.

“She was very impressive because I didn’t think she was fully fit,” Joseph explained. “She only had four workouts coming into the race, but she’s a mare who runs very well fresh. It was the first time we had given her a proper break, so there was some concern about her fitness.”

Moments before R Disaster’s success in Florida, another runner connected to the stable made headlines overseas when Public Sector—owned by Joseph’s wife Morgan—captured the Sandy Lane Barbados Gold Cup.

Strong Finish Behind the Winner

While R Disaster proved dominant, the race for the minor placings remained competitive. Sterling Silver tracked the pace along the rail before emerging into the stretch and holding off a late bid from Beyond Belief to secure second by a neck.

Lynn’s Milky Way, who had applied early pressure to the winner, weakened late to finish fourth, another three-quarters of a length behind.

The result maintained R Disaster’s remarkable sequence of top-two finishes and added another significant success to her résumé, following her narrow second in the Dream Supreme Stakes at Churchill Downs last November and her decisive victory in the Gallant Bloom Stakes (G2) at Aqueduct Racetrack.

For more stories, results, and updates from the world of horse racing, stay tuned to Racebuzz.

Interceptor winning The A. Geddis Plate during Mumbai race results 8 March

Interceptor Brings Curtain Down on Mumbai’s 16th Day with Geddis Plate Win

The concluding contest of the Mumbai Meeting 2025/26, Sixteenth Day at the Mumbai Racecourse saw Race No. 7 – The A. Geddis Plate, a Class IV handicap for Indian horses aged five years and over rated 20 to 46 (0 to 19 eligible) over 1200 metres, provide a fitting finale on Sunday, 8th March 2026 at 07:30 PM. Delivering a sharp and decisive performance, Interceptor powered home under Yash Narredu to secure victory for trainer P. S. Chouhan, racing in the colours of Mr Jatin L. Trivedi & Mr Nitin H. Jain rep. J. N. Racing & Breeders LLP. The result formed a key highlight of the Mumbai race results 8 March, bringing the evening’s racing programme to an energetic close.

Interceptor travelled comfortably through the early stages of the sprint while the field established their positions. Jockey Yash Narredu kept the runner settled just behind the early pace before producing a well-timed challenge in the final stretch. Responding strongly when asked for effort, Interceptor accelerated smartly inside the last furlong and surged clear to clinch the victory in convincing fashion, ensuring the day’s final race ended on a decisive note.

Desert Classic, ridden by N. S. Parmar and trained by P. S. Chouhan, finished second after staying on gamely in the straight and briefly threatening the winner’s advantage. Believe, partnered by B. Nikhil for trainer S. Waheed, completed the frame in third with a steady closing run.

Earlier in the afternoon, the Mumbai programme began with Race 1 – The S. Padmanabhan Cup (1400m) at 04:30 PM, where Fourth Wing produced a confident performance under Yash Narredu to win for trainer Aman Altaf Hussain while carrying the colours of Mrs Pragya Devgan & Mr Ritvik Devgan rep Niche Agriculture & Pharmaceuticals Limited. Bee Magical finished second for jockey Neeraj Rawal and trainer Imtiaz A. Sait, while Earth secured third with Aditya Waydande in the saddle for trainer Sanjay Kolse.

The momentum continued in Race 2 – The J. P. Vazifdar Trophy (1600m) at 05:00 PM, where Don Julio, ridden by Prashant P. Dhebe, scored a well-earned victory for trainer Rehanullah Khan. The winner raced in the ownership of Mr & Mrs I Nathani, M/s Murad I Nathani & Zain I Nathani rep Alpha Stud and Farms Pvt Ltd. Tyrannus finished second under Neeraj Rawal for trainer Imtiaz A. Sait, while Seneca, ridden by Vivek G. for trainer Adhirajsingh Jodha, took third.

In Race 3 – The Rajpipla Trophy (1400m) at 05:30 PM, Zayyan delivered a strong performance for jockey Vivek G. and trainer P. Shroff, scoring for owners Mr K N Dhunjibhoy, Mr Z K Dhunjibhoy & Ms Anosha Meyers rep Five Stars Shipping Co Pvt Ltd. Lion Heart finished second with Akshay Kumar riding for trainer Dallas Todywalla, while Spectra claimed third for Prashant P. Dhebe and trainer Sanjay Kolse.

The sprint contest Race 4 – The J. Rustomji Soparivala Trophy (1000m) at 06:00 PM saw Staria dash to victory under Akshay Kumar for trainer P. S. Chouhan, racing in the colours of Dr Ram H Shroff & Mr Raj H Shroff rep Stride Livestock Pvt Ltd. Lucky Diamond, ridden by Vivek G. for trainer Narendra Lagad, finished second, while Queen Caroline secured third with S. G. Prasad aboard for trainer Aman Altaf Hussain.

The pace remained high in Race 5 – The Greater Mumbai Police Trophy (1000m) at 06:30 PM, where Ensky stormed to victory under C. Umesh for trainer Faisal A. Abbas, carrying the colours of Mrs Seema Kamlesh Shah. House Of Lords, ridden by Bharat Singh for trainer Narendra Lagad, finished second, while Jaisalmer claimed third under Dashrath Singh for trainer Adhirajsingh Jodha.

Just before the finale, Race 6 – The Vallabhdas H. Adwalia Trophy (1400m) at 07:00 PM produced an impressive performance from Golden Heart, who triumphed under Yash Narredu for trainer M. Narredu. The winner represented a large ownership group including Mrs B. E. Saldanha, Mr Aftab Singh & Mr Mehtab Singh rep. Sohna Stud Farm Pvt. Ltd, Mr M. Narredu, Mr Roopesh M. Kaul rep. Phantom Racing LLP & Mr James O’Donnell & Mr Abhilash Puljal rep. Kingsmoor World India Private Limited. Beyond Stars finished second with S. Zervan for trainer S. Waheed, while Golden Hammer completed the placings under Aditya Waydande for trainer Imtiaz A. Sait.

With Interceptor’s success in The A. Geddis Plate bringing the curtain down, the Mumbai meeting delivered an action-packed evening of racing featuring several standout performances and competitive finishes across all seven races.

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Golden Heart wins Vallabhdas H Adwalia Trophy – Mumbai race result 8 March

Golden Heart Captures The Vallabhdas H. Adwalia Trophy with Determined Late Run at Mumbai

The sixth race of the Mumbai Meeting 2025/26 – Sixteenth Day on Sunday, 8th March 2026 featured The Vallabhdas H. Adwalia Trophy, a Class V handicap for Indian horses rated 1 to 26 over 1400 metres, run at 7:00 PM. Rising to the occasion in convincing fashion, Golden Heart (J: Yash Narredu) delivered a composed performance to secure victory for trainer M. Narredu. Racing in the silks of Mrs B. E. Saldanha, Mr Aftab Singh & Mr Mehtab Singh rep. Sohna Stud Farm Pvt. Ltd, Mr M. Narredu, Mr Roopesh M. Kaul rep. Phantom Racing LLP & Mr James O’Donnell & Mr Abhilash Puljal rep. Kingsmoor World India Private Limited, the winner stamped authority on the contest with a decisive late surge.

For followers tracking the Mumbai race result 8 March, the contest unfolded with several runners vying for early advantage before the pace settled through the middle stages. Golden Heart travelled comfortably under Yash Narredu, conserving energy while positioned within striking range. As the field straightened for home, the Narredu-trained runner quickened impressively, asserting control in the final furlong and drawing clear to seal the victory with confidence.

Beyond Stars (J: S. Zervan, T: S. Waheed) ran a commendable race to claim the runner-up position after staying on gamely in the closing stages. Golden Hammer (J: Aditya Waydande, T: Imtiaz A. Sait) finished third, keeping on steadily to complete the placings in a competitive handicap.

With this race concluded, attention at the track now turns to the next contest of the evening — The A. Geddis Plate at 7:30 PM, where another intriguing battle awaits on the Mumbai card.

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