
Casteel bags the Chettinad Stud Plate
The winner is owned by M/s. Blazing Saddles (PF), Mr. Balam Mohla, Mr. Teja Gollapudi, Mr. Jehangir Homi Mehta & Mr. S. Narredu.
The results
1. CLASSICAL ACT PLATE (1,400m): EL ALAMEIN (Bhawani S) 1, Embosom (Jagadeesh) 2, Sacred Creator (Ramswarup) 3 and Raffles (Trevor) 4. 2-1/2, Shd and 2. 1m 29.35s. Rs. 30 (w), 12, 25 and 15 (p), SHP: 66, THP: 40, FP: 648, Q: 202, Trinella: 1,643/568, Exacta: 2,954/978. Favourite: Raffles.
Owners: Mr. Girish S. & Mrs. Kokila E. Trainer: Faraz Arshad.
2. WORLD NO-TOBACCO DAY PLATE (1,400m): SUNSHINE (S. Saqlain) 1, Efficacy (Shreyas S) 2, Knight Regent (Neeraj) 3 and Seneca (Sandesh) 4. 3-1/2, 1 and 5-3/4. 1m 26.72s. Rs. 35 (w), 13, 17 and 72 (p), SHP: 49, THP: 201, FP: 394, Q: 90, Trinella: 3,132/1,708, Exacta: 8,990/5,779. Favourite: Juracan.
Owners: Mr. Saleem A. Jasdanwalla, Mr. Deepak S. Suryavanshi & Ms. Ameeta Mehra. Trainer: Irfan Ghatala.
3. ROMANTIC DANCE PLATE (Div. II), (1,400m): AMAZING STRIDE (C. Umesh) 1, Vibrant Queen (P.P. Dhebe) 2, Adelanto (R. Vaibhav) 3 and Pursuit Of Wealth (Sai Kiran) 4. 3-1/2, 1-3/4 and 2. 1m 27.64s. Rs. 18 (w), 10, 26 and 14 (p), SHP: 80, THP: 64, FP: 111, Q: 118, Trinella: 214/65, Exacta: 1,487/637. Favourite: Amazing Stride.
Owners: Mr. P.J. Vazifdar, Mrs. P.J. Vazifdar, Mr. M. Rishad, Mr. Kersi H. Vachha & Mr. S.R. Sanas'. Trainer: S. Padmanabhan.
4. MARILINGAIAH MEMORIAL TROPHY (1,200m): DIVINE STAR (Trevor) 1, Walking Thunder (I. Chisty) 2, Aquastic (Suraj) 3 and Grenoble (Hindu S) 4. 6, 1 and 4-1/2. 1m 12.50s. Rs. 21 (w), 14, 17 and 11 (p), SHP: 54, THP: 55, FP: 146, Q: 112, Trinella: 293/78, Exacta: 1,668/893. Favourite: Divine Star.
Owners: Mr. Ashok Ranpise, Mr. Pranav Ashok Ranpise, M/s. DT Racing & Breeding LLP, Mr. Rajiv S. Ghule, Mr. S.R. Sanas' & Shaawn Horses & Sports (P)ltd. Trainer: Aman Altaf Hussain.
5. DHARMAPRAKASHA L.S. VENKAJI RAO MEMORIAL TROPHY (1,400m): MAYNE MAGIC (Antony) 1, Secret Saint (Trevor) 2, Arkadian (S. Saqlain) 3 and All Attraction (G. Vivek) 4. 1/2, Lnk and 2-1/4. 1m 25.61s. Rs. 23 (w), 14, 14 and 17 (p), SHP: 41, THP: 49, FP: 100, Q: 67, Trinella: 192/66, Exacta: 326/176. Favourite: Mayne Magic.
Owners: Mr. Eugene Aloysious Mayne & Mrs. Joan Mayne. Trainer: Kishan Thomas K.
6. CHETTINAD STUD PLATE (1,600m): CASTEEL (Ramswarup) 1, Champions Way (Suraj) 2, Star Of Night (Neeraj) 3 and Mescalito (Trevor) 4. 1/2, 2-1/2 and 2-1/2. 1m 39.08s. Rs. 66 (w), 27 and 13 (p), SHP; 31, THP: 39, FP: 233, Q: 78, Trinella: 270/120, Exacta: 656/175. Favourite: Champions Way.
Owners: M/s. Blazing Saddles(PF), Mr. Balam Mohla, Mr. Teja Gollapudi, Mr. Jehangir Homi Mehta & Mr. S. Narredu. Trainer: S. Narredu.
7. ROMANTIC DANCE PLATE (Div. I), (1,400m): STENTORIAN (Shezad Khan) 1, Star Honour (Darshan) 2, Eclipse Pulse (Asirvatham) 3 and Highland Dream (I. Chisty) 4. Not run: Monterio. 1, 3-1/2 and Nose. 1m 27.25s. Rs. 32 (w), 14, 12 and 31 (p), SHP: 34, THP: 89, FP: 65, Q: 40, Trinella: 969/429, Exacta: 6,903/1,643. Favourite: Star Honour.
Owners: Dr. Prabhakar Chowdary Tripuraneni, Mr. Teja Gollapudi & Mrs. Radhika Narredu. Trainer: S. Narredu.
Jackpot: Rs. 1,422 (267 tkts) Runner-up: 235 (692 tkts); Treble (i): 137 (72 tkts); (ii): 611 (24 tkts).
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