Victor Hugo claims the Karnataka Police Cup
The results
1. AMAZING GRACE PLATE(1,400m):MY SOLITAIRE (Antony) 1, Flamingo Dream (Jagadeesh) 2, Embosom (G. Vivek) 3 and Turkoman (Darshan) 4. 1, 1-1/4 and 3-1/2. 1m 31.43s. Rs. 37 (w), 12, 18 and 14 (p), SHP: 51, THP: 43, FP: 190, Q: 114, Trinella: 310/135, Exacta: 1,495/993. Favourite: Embosom.
Owner: Mr. Ramesh R. Trainer: S. Shoban Babu.
2. BOLD GESTURE PLATE (1,200m): GOLDEN GLORY (Aleemuddin) 1, Totally Epic (Abhishek Mhatre) 2, Jully (Asirvatham) 3 and Absolute Katrina (Dhanu S) 4. Not run: Amazing Storm and Golden Gallery. 1, 4 and 1-1/4. 1m 16.53s. Rs. 107 (w), 22, 14 and 28 (p), SHP: 33, THP: 75, FP: 1,236, Q: 430, Trinella: 5,266/2,031, Exacta: 57,308 (carried over)/24,560. Favourite: She's So Beautiful.
Owners: Mr. Ashok Ranpise, Mr. Teja Gollapudi & Dr. Prabhakar Chowdary Tripuraneni. Trainer: S. Narredu.
3. YERAVADA STUD PLATE (1,400m): RIEKO (Sai Kiran) 1, Chardikala (Sandesh) 2, Forest Fragrance (Hindu S) 3 and Stravinsky (Angad) 4. 3/4, 1/2 and 1-1/4. 1m 28.17s. Rs. 58 (w), 18, 17 and 20 (p), SHP: 36, THP: 43, FP: 838, Q: 379, Trinella: 1,963/701, Exacta: 21,348/16,011. Favourite: Aquastic.
Owner: Mr. P. Arun Kumar. Trainer: Pradeep Annaiah.
4. DR. K.M. SRINIVASA GOWDA MEMORIAL CUP (1,400m): SCENT OF RAIN (Trevor) 1, Vibrant Queen (G. Vivek) 2, Blue Storm (Arvind K) 3 and Husanara (Suraj) 4. 4-1/4, 1-1/4 and 5-1/2. 1m 30.00s. Rs. 19 (w), 11, 16 and 25 (p), SHP: 36, THP: 52, FP: 63, Q: 53, Trinella: 577/217, Exacta: 646/192. Favourite: Scent Of Rain.
Owners: Mr. Marthand Singh Mahindra & Mrs. Rina Mahindra. Trainer: S. Attaollahi.
5. KARNATAKA POLICE CUP (1,800m): VICTOR HUGO (G. Vivek) 1, Secret Saint (Trevor) 2, Forseti (A. Ramu) 3 and The Leader (Neeraj) 4. 15-1/4, 1-1/4 and Nk. 1m 58.32s. Rs. 25 (w), 19 and 11 (p), SHP: 26, THP: 54, FP: 37, Q: 20, Trinella: 273/201, Exacta: 464/89. Favourite: Secret Saint.
Owner: Mr. Ananda C. Trainer: Irfan Ghatala.
Note: Due to underfoot condition not conducive for racing, the Stewards of the Bangalore Turf Club, have decided to postpone the last race of the day to Sunday's first race at 1.30 p.m.
Jackpot: Rs. 11,885 (paid on fourth leg) (49 tkts); Treble (i): 8,002 (carried over); (ii): 52 (paid on (second leg) (468 tkts).
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