Mysore Race Club conducted a seven-race programme on Friday, September 4, with the Mysore Race Results 4 September producing seven different winners across an afternoon that offered a varied blend of competitive contests. The principal event, the H.H. Sri Krishnaraja Wadiyar Memorial Trophy (Grade III), was secured by Money Bags, while Misty Warrior, Furious Fun, Truth In Wine, Brave Heart, Ice Of Fire and Royal Legacy prevailed in the remaining six races. Trainer K Aditya registered three victories, while P. Trevor distinguished himself with a double aboard Money Bags and Ice Of Fire.
Mysore Race Results 4 September
Opening the afternoon’s proceedings, The Virija Plate went the way of Misty Warrior, who was ridden by Mohd Talib and trained by K Aditya. Owned by Mr Raghu M G, the winner completed the contest in 1:05.771. The performance gave K Aditya the first of his three victories on the card and established an early pattern of success for the trainer. Feronia secured second place, while Fashionista finished third to complete the placings.
A further success for K Aditya followed in The Varada Plate, where Furious Fun prevailed under B. Darshan Anthony. Owned by Mr Prathamesh Mahadevo Giri, the winner registered a time of 1:05.197. The result marked the second consecutive victory for K Aditya and strengthened his presence on the afternoon’s card. Arikattu occupied second place, while Royal Chivalry completed the frame in third.
The third contest, The Somanathpur Plate, saw Truth In Wine secure the honours with K. Sai Kiran in the saddle and K Aditya responsible for the training. Owned by Mr Jose Joseph, the winner stopped the clock at 1:24.679. The victory completed a commendable treble for K Aditya, who had already saddled the winners of the opening two races. Blazing Star finished second, with Teresa taking third place.
Attention then turned to The J.H. Foley Memorial Trophy, where Brave Heart produced the winning performance under K. Sai Kiran for trainer Neil B Devaney. Owned by M/s Deepak K Srivastava & Prakash K Srivastava, the winner completed the race in 1:04.889. K. Sai Kiran consequently registered his second victory of the afternoon, having earlier partnered Truth In Wine to success. Evermore followed in second, while Mystic Dew secured third.
The afternoon’s centrepiece, The H.H. Sri Krishnaraja Wadiyar Memorial Trophy (Grade III), belonged to Money Bags, who prevailed with P. Trevor in the saddle and Prasanna Kumar P. as trainer. Owned by Capt Jamshed J Appoo, M/s K Manoj Kumar, K Kaliyaperumal & J Ramesh, the winner recorded a time of 1:21.560. The Grade III success provided the day’s most significant victory and also gave P. Trevor the first leg of his eventual double. Shamrock finished second, with Crown Drive taking third.
The Paddock Plate subsequently brought another success for P. Trevor, as Ice Of Fire prevailed for trainer K Pradeep Annaiah. Owned by Mr P Arun Kumar, the winner completed the race in 1:23.010. The result confirmed Trevor’s double and made him the only jockey on the seven-race card to register two victories. Excellent Lass finished second, while Aquastic took third.
Bringing the seven-race programme to its conclusion, The Pune Plate was won by Royal Legacy, ridden by Akshay Kumar and trained by James Mckeown. The winner was owned by Mr & Mrs P J Vazifdar, M/s M Rishad, K Kaliyaperumal, DT Racing & Breeding LLP, represented by Mr D R Thacker & Mr S R Sanas. Royal Legacy completed the race in 1:34.932, with Moon Star finishing second and Maana securing third. The closing victory ensured that the afternoon ended with seven separate winners from seven races.
The Mysore Race Results 4 September produced a balanced set of results, with every race yielding a different winner. Money Bags captured the Grade III feature, while P. Trevor completed a notable double through Money Bags and Ice Of Fire. K Aditya emerged as the leading trainer on the card with three victories through Misty Warrior, Furious Fun and Truth In Wine. K. Sai Kiran also enjoyed a productive afternoon, partnering two winners in Truth In Wine and Brave Heart.
The seven-race programme therefore produced a clear spread of success among jockeys and trainers, with the feature race providing the afternoon’s principal highlight. Royal Legacy then brought the meeting to a close in the Pune Plate, completing a card in which each contest produced a distinct winner.
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