The Hyderabad Race Club results for Tuesday, September 30, 2025, delivered a lively afternoon of racing as a seven-race card blended the exuberance of maiden three-year-olds with the grit of proven campaigners. From Fortune Art’s smart opening win to Blue Pantheress closing the day with authority, the crowd was treated to a spectacle of speed, stamina, and racecourse drama under perfect autumn skies.
A Flying Start with Fortune Art
The day began at 1:20 p.m. with the Star of Gwalior Plate, a Class V sprint over 1200 meters carrying a purse of ₹5,00,000. Fortune Art, ridden confidently by A. Ashhad Asbar for trainer G. Sandeep, broke cleanly and kept enough in reserve to hold off a late surge, won by 51/2. Owned by Mr. G.V. Reddy, held steady as Flashing Memories (Nakhat Singh for K. Satheesh) chased gamely into second, with Torrentina (H.M. Akshay for M. Srinivas Reddy) taking third.
Both divisions of the Beloved Prince Plate div I for maiden three-year-olds promised intrigue, and neither disappointed. In the first division, run at 1:55 p.m. over 1400 meters, State Man confirmed pre-race whispers of ability. Partnered by Mukesh Kumar and trained by Magan Singh Parmar, the colt clocked 1:25.865 for owner Mr. K. Ram Gopal Rao. Arizona Sun (P. Ajeeth Kumar for R.H. Sequeira) finished a respectable second in 1:26.590, while Gusto’s Baby (Afroz Khan for L.D. Silva) filled the frame at 1:26.887.
The Land of Glory Plate featured across three div I and provided plenty of theatre. The first division, a 1200-meter dash at 2:30 p.m., saw Colt Pistol (Sonu Kumar for G. Shashikanth) finish in 1:14.938. Cosmico (Mukesh Kumar for Magan Singh Parmar) chased home narrowly in 1:15.276, with Shubhrak (Surya Prakash for Mir Faiyaz Ali Khan) completing the frame.
The Beloved Prince Plate Div II at 3:05 p.m. added another layer of promise as Bestie, impeccably handled by Akshay Kumar for trainer K. Satheesh, scored in 1:26.504. Running in the silks of Dr. M.A.M. Ramaswamy Chettiar of Chettinad Charitable Trust, represented by Dr. A.C. Muthiah, Bestie fought hard to repel Sharanga (P. Trevor for Bharath Singh) and Konaseema (P. Ajeeth Kumar for R.H. Sequeira). The maiden crop at Hyderabad continues to sparkle, leaving racegoers eager for the classic season ahead.
Later at 3:40 p.m., The land of glory plate Division II produced a sharp finish as Top in Class, again under the assured hands of Akshay Kumar for trainer S.S.F. Hassan, prevailed in 1:14.471. Racing for a powerful ownership group — Ms. Satyanarayana Reddy Pannala, Mr. Sharath Chandra Reddy Malipedhi, Mr. Mirza Ayub Baig, and Mr. Mohammed Abdul Wajid Khan — Top in Class edged out Swiss Girl (Mukesh Kumar for A. Imran Khan) and Smart Boy (Md. Ismail for Sk. Waseem Ahmed).
Between the maiden and Class III battles, the Be My Guest Plate at 4:15 p.m. gave punters a quality Class III contest. Glorious Power, trained by L.D. Silva and piloted by Sonu Kumar, stretched clear in the final meters to score in 1:13.296. Owned by Ms. L.D. Silva Vazhaparmbil John Joseph, the filly showcased his consistency, leaving Exclusive Black (Imran Chisty for A. Imran Khan) and Clara (A. Ashhad Asbar for S. Sreekanth) battling for the minors.
The final division of the land of glory plate, held at 4:50 p.m., went the way of Blue Pantheress. Sent out by trainer G. Shashikanth and ridden with poise by Sonu Kumar, she stopped the clock at 1:13.944, Owner Mr. Maddali Sai Kumar was all smiles as the mare sealed the card in style. Inderdhanush (P. Sai Kumar for A. Imran Khan) ran second in 1:14.752, while Lights On (Nakhat Singh for K. Satheesh) secured third, clocking at 1:14.883.
A Day to Remember
The Hyderabad Race Club results on September 30 captured the essence of autumn racing a mix of raw potential from maidens, tactical sprints in Class IV, and a commanding display in Class III. Fortune Art set the tone, State Man and Bestie underlined the strength of Hyderabad’s three-year-olds, and Blue Pantheress closed the afternoon with flair. For trainers like K. Satheesh and G. Shashikanth, it was a profitable day, while jockey Sonu Kumar’s treble made him the rider to follow.
With the festive season approaching, Hyderabad’s form lines will only grow sharper, promising enthralling weekends. For more context on racing trends, stay tuned to RaceBuzz.
