Most And More delivered a dominant performance in The Flirting Vision Plate Div II on day 20 of the Bangalore Summer Meeting. Ridden by Darshan R.N. and trained by Satish Narredu, the horse outpaced rivals Mehra and Pursuit Of Wealth to register a win over 1100 meters.
Uchchaihshravas, trained by Neelesh N Rawal and ridden by Neeraj Rawal, clocked 1:12.17 to win the Mumbai Cup at Bangalore Turf Club, narrowly beating Credence and Imperial Blue in a thrilling finish.
Magical Bay stormed home in the Somwarpet Plate Div 1 on Day 4 of the Mysore Summer Races 2025, clocking 1:09.105 over 1100 meters. With Aleemuddin aboard and trained by Suraj Prasad Shaw, the filly left Words Worth and Cosmic Touch trailing in a convincing victory for her high-profile ownership group.
Creative Girl lit up the Mysore track with a commanding win in The Somwarpet Plate Div 2, completing the 1100-meter dash in 1:07.463 under jockey S. Antony Raj for trainer Monnappa C D. Golden Stride and Too Hot To Touch rounded off the top three in a high-paced contest worth ₹4,50,000.
Ka Ying Rising, trained by David Hayes and ridden by Zac Purton, delivered a commanding victory in the G1 Chairman’s Sprint Prize on FWD Champions Day at Sha Tin Racecourse, stamping himself as one of the world’s premier sprinters.
The Royal Western India Turf Club opened the final day of its 2024-25 Mumbai Meeting with the running of the Rapier Million, a 1200-meter contest
The race day at RWITC commenced with the Arktouros Million, a 1600-meter race run at 4:45 PM on April 5th, 2025. With a total prize
The day’s racing at RCTC began with the Snow Forest Handicap, a 1200-meter dash with a total prize purse of Rs. 3,00,000. It was Winsangel
The Jockey Club has named William Buick as its inaugural East Region Ambassador. The champion Flat jockey, who has secured major victories at Newmarket, Epsom Downs, and Sandown Park, will support the promotion of the region’s top racing events. Buick expressed his excitement about the role, emphasizing his commitment to engaging with the sport’s fans and industry.
Cap Ferrat clinched his first career victory in the prestigious HK$26 million BMW Hong Kong Derby (2000m) at Sha Tin, delivering a masterful performance under Craig Williams. Trained by Francis Lui, the Snitzel gelding surged past My Wish and Packing Angel in a thrilling finish. Williams expertly kept him along the rail, securing a narrow yet decisive win. Cap Ferrat had been winless in 16 starts before this breakthrough triumph. Lui’s dominance continued with a treble on the day, further cementing his position as Hong Kong’s champion trainer. Stay tuned for more Hong Kong racing action on March 26 at Sha Tin.
