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Corinthian Claims S.N. Reddy Memorial Trophy in Hyderabad

  • Authored By: Sports Now
  • Updated Sep 13, 2026, 19:56 IST

Corinthian, ridden by jockey Afroz Khan and trained by D. Netto, secured a victory in the S.N. Reddy Memorial Trophy, the feature event of the race day held on Sunday, September 13.

Corinthian Claims S.N. Reddy Memorial Trophy in Hyderabad

Corinthian emerged as the star performer on Sunday, September 13, clinching the S.N. Reddy Memorial Trophy. The feature event of the day saw the horse, owned by C. Aryama Sundaram and expertly guided by jockey Afroz Khan, navigate the 1,400-meter course to victory. Trained by D. Netto, Corinthian finished ahead of Black Onyx and Reigning Beauty, who shared second place in a dead heat, while Timeless Vision rounded out the top four. The winning time for the race was recorded at 1 minute, 25.81 seconds.

The race day featured a full card of competitive events, with D. Netto enjoying a successful outing as a trainer. Beyond the feature trophy, Netto also celebrated a win in the first division of the Nawab Sultan Ali Khan Memorial Trophy, where his charge, Ayushman, ridden by Surendra Singh, claimed victory by a margin of 1-1/4 lengths. The 1,200-meter race saw Ek finish in second place, followed by Greif and Lazarus.

Strong Performances Across the Card

The afternoon was marked by several notable displays, including a dominant run by Quattro in the Major General Nawab Khusru Jung Bahadur Memorial Trophy. Ridden by A. Ashad Asbar and trained by R.H. Sequeira, Quattro secured a convincing win over the 1,600-meter distance, finishing 8-3/4 lengths ahead of Special Star, with Pride Aside taking third place. Asbar also found success earlier in the day, piloting Teak to a win in the Raja Saheb of Challapalli Memorial Trophy.

Other winners on the card included Catch The Worm, who took the second division of the Nawab Sultan Ali Khan Memorial Trophy, and Zorinella, which triumphed in the P.V.G. Raju Memorial Trophy. The final event of the day, the Jatprole Trophy, was won by Divine Tiger, ridden by V.S. Shekhawat and trained by L.V.R. Deshmukh, in a closely contested finish that saw the winner prevail by a neck. The day's results provided significant payouts for punters, with the Jackpot pool seeing 12 tickets claim the 70 percent dividend.