An eight-race programme has been assembled at Mysore Race Club for Wednesday, 22 July, with the Mysore Summer Million 2026 serving as the feature event. The card will showcase a competitive blend of sprint and middle-distance contests across Class II to Class V, with racing scheduled from 1:30pm to 5:00pm. Prize money ranging from ₹3,75,000 to ₹11,20,000 will be on offer, while a number of established performers and progressive runners are expected to ensure an entertaining afternoon of racing.
Mysore Race Cards 22 July
Proceedings will begin with The Konark Plate Div II at 1:30pm. The Class V contest for horses rated 00 to 25 will be run over 1,400 metres and will carry total prize money of ₹3,75,000. Ankush, Battalion’s Pride, V Caviar, Brocston and D Don King headline the entries, with several other runners also expected to compete in what promises to be an open and competitive start to the meeting.
The action will continue with The Doddaballapura Plate Div II at 2:00pm. The Class IV sprint for horses rated 20 to 45 will be contested over 1,200 metres with a purse of ₹4,50,000. Moonlight Queen, Biometric, Walter, Theia and To Hot To Touch are among the notable runners entered for the race, which is expected to provide an early examination for a competitive group of sprinters.
Attention will then shift to The Konark Plate Div I, scheduled for 2:30pm. The Class V event for horses rated 00 to 25 will be staged over 1,400 metres for ₹3,75,000. D Roman Power, Empire Of Dreams, Knotty In Blue, City Of Hustle and Clean Slate feature among the principal contenders in another evenly matched contest on the afternoon’s programme.
Midway through the programme comes The Doddaballapura Plate Div I at 3:00pm. The Class IV contest for horses rated 20 to 45 will be run over 1,200 metres with prize money of ₹4,50,000. Felicita, Tigerking, Bold Show, Royal Chivalry and Sound Of Canon’s are expected to form a competitive field in a race that should maintain the momentum of the meeting.
The afternoon will gather further momentum with The Itarsi Plate at 3:30pm. The Class III race for horses rated 40 to 65 will cover 1,400 metres and offer ₹5,75,000 in prize money. Red Falcon, Sensibility, Red Sea Star, Doctor Dolly and Iron King headline the entries for what is shaping up to be a competitive middle-distance contest.
The feature of the meeting will arrive in the form of The Mysore Summer Million 2026 at 4:00pm. The race for Indian horses aged four years and above will be contested over 1,400 metres with total prize money of ₹11,20,000. Tom Cruiser, Raise A Buck, Crown Drive, Rise Again, Vandhiyathevan and Efficacy are set to contest the day’s richest race, which is expected to attract the strongest attention on the programme.
Penultimate honours will be contested in The Anekal Plate at 4:30pm. The Class II contest for horses rated 60 and above will be run over 1,600 metres and will offer ₹7,00,000 in prize money. Coeur De Lion, Confident Game, Seeking Alpha, Singer Sargent and Persian Rock headline the entries in a race that is likely to provide a competitive test over the mile.
The meeting will conclude with The Shuntikoppa Plate at 5:00pm. The Class III race for horses rated 40 to 65 will be contested over 1,200 metres for ₹5,75,000. Seolfor Bullet, Stag’s Leap, Falcon Fury, Macron and Choice headline the closing contest alongside several other runners, ensuring the programme finishes with another competitive sprint.
The Wednesday fixture will provide a balanced programme featuring sprint and middle-distance races across multiple handicap divisions. Competitive fields have been assembled throughout the afternoon, ensuring every race carries its own significance. While the Mysore Summer Million 2026 will stand as the day’s centrepiece, the supporting contests will add further depth to what promises to be an engaging afternoon of racing at Mysore Race Club.
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