Mysore Race Club Set for a Thrilling Six-Race Afternoon on 25 September 2025

Mysore Race Club action on 25 September 2025 featuring the Rajakumari Leelavathi Devi Memorial Trophy
By | 25 Sep 2025 | Mumbai

The Mysore Race Club returns with an action-pack day meeting this Thursday, 25 September 2025, promising an afternoon with competitive racing across six diverse contests. From emerging handicappers to established turf stars, the card offers plenty for punters, racing enthusiasts, and casual spectators alike.

Early Excitement: The Shimsha Plate

The meeting kicks off at 2:30 PM with the Shimsha Plate, a 0–25 handicap over 1600 meters with a total prize of ₹3,75,000. Eyes will be on Free to Win, guided by jockey L. Alex Rozario under trainer Somashekar, while Eco System (jockey Pavan, trainer Ranjeet Shinde) looks to challenge the early pace. Sling Shot and Shock and Awe round out the strong contenders, but the likes of Double Scotch, Striking Eyes, and My Visionary could spring a surprise. The race promises a tactical battle with jockeys gauging pace and positioning carefully, setting the tone for an engaging afternoon.

Sprinters Take Centre Stage: The Sri Kanteerava Narasimharaja Sports Club Trophy (Div II)

At 3:00 PM, the 1400-meter Sri Kanteerava Narasimharaja Sports Club Trophy for 20–45 (Div II) horses offers ₹4,50,000 in prize money. Sandal King, piloted by K. Mukesh Kumar and trained by Feroz M Khan, is expected to contest the early lead. Eclipse Pulse and Salt N Pepper provide depth, while Glory of Heaven and Glowing Moonlights could upset with strong finishing kicks. Golden Stride, Dalhousie, and Pette’s Choice complete a competitive lineup where timing and tactical riding will be key.

Middle-Distance Challenge: The Ranga Family Cup

The middle-distance feature at 3:30 PM is the Ranga Family Cup, a 40–65 handicap over 1800 meters carrying a ₹5,75,000 purse. Tignanello and Freedom Touch emerge as principal contenders, though Small Dreams, Serdar, and Winfield bring proven stamina. Mystikos and Whirlwind may surprise if allowed an early break. Expect a tactical race where positioning over the longer distance and judgment calls by jockeys could decide the outcome.

Feature Highlight: Rajakumari Leelavathi Devi Memorial Trophy

At 4:00 PM, the spotlight shifts to the Rajakumari Leelavathi Devi Memorial Trophy, open to horses rated 80 and above over 1600 meters, with a hefty ₹10,50,000 prize. Touch of Grey, Santorino, and Magnetic headline a compact but elite field, while Rock Bank brings consistency to the contest. This trophy often serves as a measure of class, where the seasoned campaigners’ experience usually outweighs raw speed. Punters should watch for early fractions and late surges carefully.

Competitive Handicaps Resume: The Sri Kanteerava Narasimharaja Sports Club Trophy (Div I)

At 4:30 PM, the first division of the Sri Kanteerava Narasimharaja Sports Club Trophy (20–45, 1400 meters, ₹4,50,000) provides a clash among sprinters with tactical versatility. Dabeet (jockey Akash Agarwal, trainer Feroz M Khan) is likely to dictate pace, while Knotty Affair and Eagle Bluff are suited for sharp finishes. Selma and Silicon Star could capitalize on gaps if the early pace is strong. Rock My Heart, Adelanto, and Nizbati Queen add depth, making for an open betting race where fractions and positioning matter immensely.

Closing Dash: The Indradhanush Plate

The meeting concludes with the 5:00 PM Indradhanush Plate, a 1100-meter sprint for 20–45 handicappers carrying ₹4,50,000. Code of Honour, Felicita, and Knotty in Blue headline a fast-paced dash, but Just Blues and others, including Saffron Breeze, The Lady Emporio, and Jannat, can upset the odds. Expect a frantic start, where split-second decisions from jockeys could make or break the finish.

This Mysore meeting combines emerging talent with tested performers. Key trends suggest front-runners like Sandal King and Free to Win will likely set the tempo, but late closers such as Glowing Moonlights and Small Dreams should not be underestimated. Weather, track condition, and draw positions will play critical roles in both sprints and middle-distance events. The feature Rajakumari Leelavathi Devi Memorial Trophy may ultimately define the afternoon, highlighting the blend of experience and strategy that makes Mysore race days compelling.

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