Racing

Power Of Gold and Garzian impress in morning track work

  • Authored By: Sports Now
  • Updated Sep 10, 2026, 17:58 IST

Power Of Gold and Garzian delivered eye-catching performances during Thursday morning's training session at the track, showcasing strong form ahead of upcoming racing engagements as they completed their respective gallops on the outer sand.

Power Of Gold and Garzian impress in morning track work

Power Of Gold and Garzian headlined the morning track work session on Thursday, September 10, as both horses displayed promising form during their exercises on the outer sand. Trainers and observers noted the positive condition of the pair as they went through their paces in preparation for future racing commitments.

Among the notable efforts, Garzian caught the eye during a 1400m gallop alongside Ziva. The pair clocked 1-44 for the full distance, with Garzian showing impressive movement throughout the work. Their sectional times included 1-26.5 for the 1200m mark, 1-12.5 for 1000m, and a final 600m split of 45 seconds, with Garzian appearing the more fluent of the two.

Strong gallops on the outer sand

Power Of Gold also produced a standout performance during a 1000m exercise. Clocking 1-14.5 for the full distance, the horse finished the final 600m in 42 seconds, leaving a positive impression on those watching the morning session. Other horses also utilized the outer sand track to maintain their fitness levels.

Palma, ridden by Sai Kiran, covered 600m in 43.5 seconds and appeared to be in fine trim. Gifted Falcon also moved with fluency over 1000m, stopping the clock at 1-13.5 with a final 600m split of 43 seconds. Mystical Air, partnered by R. Pradeep, recorded an identical 1000m time of 1-13.5, finishing the last 600m in 43 seconds and shaping well.

In other work on the outer sand, Aidenn completed a 600m gallop in 45.5 seconds in an easy piece of work. Rightly Noble and Striking Eyes worked together over the same 600m distance, finishing in 45 seconds while moving freely. Additionally, records from the previous day, September 9, indicated that Storm Majesty performed well on the inner sand, covering 600m in 39 seconds with an attractive display of movement.