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Festive Speed & Glory: Mysore Dasara Sprint Championship 2025 Ignites the Turf

Mysore Race Club Dasara Sprint Championship 2025 race day preview
By | 16 Oct 2025 | Mumbai

The Mysore Race Club 16 October 2025 meeting gallops into the spotlight with the rhythm of Dasara festivities. Seven races worth a combined ₹45 lakh promise a day of elite competition and crowd-pulling excitement. Beneath Mysuru’s festive skies, trainers and jockeys prepare for an afternoon that celebrates both emerging talent and proven excellence — culminating in the Mysore Dasara Sprint Championship (Grade II).

Early Momentum: The Lokapavani Plate

The opening race at 2:00 PM, the Lokapavani Plate, sets the tone with a 1400m contest for horses rated 0–25. Noble Pursuit (Prabhu Kumar M, trainer Vishal Yadav) looks primed to control the pace. She Rules (Laxman Singh, Darius Byramji) and Armament (Abhishek Mhatre, Ranjeet Shinde) also command attention. The Whispering, Turkoman, and Lead Singer round out a field where stamina and timing will decide the opener.

Sharp Sprinters: Original Vel Racing Trophy Div II

At 2:30 PM, the Original Vel Racing Trophy (Div II) brings together 40–65 rated contenders over 1200m. Sheeba (Pavan, Feroz M. Khan) brings consistency, while Serai (Antony Raj S., J.S. Pillay) adds experience. Ignorance Is Bliss (Abhishek Mhatre) and Sea of Adventure (K. Sai Kiran, Bipin V. Salvi) inject pace into this sprint, while Sparkling Night and Choice could spring a surprise if the early tempo collapses.

Middle Segment Intensity: Urs Kar Trophy Div I

The first division of the Urs Kar Trophy, over 1400m at 3:00 PM, and a deep lineup of middle-distance performers. Sir Calculus (L. Alex Rozario, J.S. Pillay) tops the shortlist, with Little Minister (S. Imran, J. Ganesh) close behind. Ultimate Blues, Rapidus, and Miraculous Girl all bring proven form. True Punch (Antony Raj S., M. Rajendra Singh) could find rhythm late — expect a close contest between tactical minds and well-rated runners.

Regal Racing: Sri Chamaraja Wadiyar Memorial Cup

At 3:30 PM, the H.H. Sri Chamaraja Wadiyar Memorial Cup (20–45 category, 1400m) takes center stage with Isabelle (Pavan, Vinesh V. Naik) and Polar Wind (Faiz, C.D. Monnappa) lead the market, while Absolute Conquerer (Prabhu Kumar M, Vishal Yadav) adds strength. Bipin V. Salvi fields a strong trio — Flying Falcon, Planet Super, and Phoenix Gold — in what promises to be a tactical and heritage-rich feature.

Main Attraction: Mysore Dasara Sprint Championship (Grade II)

The highlight of the afternoon unfolds at 4:00 PM — the Mysore Dasara Sprint Championship (Grade II) for 3-year-old Indian horses over 1200m. Tom Cruiser (Vinod Shinde, Helleal Moses R) showcases raw pace, while Meropi (P. Trevor, Aashay Doctor) represents class and balance. Aldgate (Antony Raj S., Arjun Mangalorkar) and Decacorn (Hindu Singh, P. Ruban) are strong challengers. Imperial Blue (Arvind Kumar N., Irfan Ghatala) and Pure For Sure (Imran Chisty, Vinesh V. Naik) bring finishing power and pedigree to a cracking contest.

The Second Last Sprint: Original Vel Racing Trophy Div I

The Original Vel Racing Trophy (Div I) at 4:30 PM, also for the 40–65 category over 1200m. Aurele (Abhishek Mhatre, Feroz M. Khan) and Mandolin (Noorulla, Helleal Moses R) appear top contenders. Court Jester, Natural Tornado, and Sound of Canon’s bring variety, while Cloudy Hills (Aleemuddin, Bobby M) may strike if conditions favor late closers.

Final Test: Urs Kar Trophy Div II

The day closes with the Urs Kar Trophy (Div II) at 5:00 PM, a 1400m event. Mind Games (Pavan, J. Ganesh) and Swaghatham (H. Rahul, Vishal Yadav) lead the betting, while Sherpa (Anil Baandal, J.S. Pillay) and Mystikos (P. Trevor, S. Padmanabhan) hold winning potential. NRI Victory (Imran Chisty, Md. Sajid Qureshi) and Chotipari (Laxman Singh, Darius Byramji) complete a competitive field sure to deliver a thrilling finale.

With the Mysore Race Club 16 October 2025 meeting perfectly reflects Karnataka’s racing spirit. From promising 3-year-olds to seasoned handicappers, every race offers a blend of pace, planning, and poise. As the Dasara festival lights glow across Mysuru, the turf transforms into a stage where tradition meets speed — and every finish line tells its own story.

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