Racing

Race Outcomes Announced

  • Authored By: Sports Now
  • Updated Aug 15, 2026, 19:38 IST

Results from Pune.

Race Outcomes Announced

In a thrilling display of equestrian talent, trainer Narendra Lagad's horse, Allez L’ Etoile, clinched victory in the prestigious Teena Katrak Memorial Independence Million on Saturday, August 15. Ridden by jockey P. Trevor, Allez L’ Etoile showcased remarkable speed and endurance, finishing ahead of Caradoc and Savage Peacock, who took second and third place, respectively. The race, which spanned 2,000 meters, saw the winning horse cross the finish line with a margin of 7¼ lengths, clocking a time of 2 minutes and 3.42 seconds.

The ownership of Allez L’ Etoile is shared among several prominent figures, including Mrs. Rashmee A. Amersey, who represents So Blest Trading Co. Pvt. Ltd., along with Mr. Balam Mohla, Mr. Anil Saraf, Mr. Rajiv Tinaikar, Mrs. Minal Pitale, Mr. Suresh Pitale, Mr. Nihar Pitale, Mr. Jehangir Mehta, and Begum Shaherbanoo Husain Lagad. This victory adds to the accolades of trainer Lagad, who has established a reputation for excellence in the racing community.

Apprentice Jockey Shines

On the same day, apprentice jockey Ramswarup made headlines by achieving a remarkable treble, bringing his total wins for the season to 21. This impressive performance qualifies him for a 2.5 kg allowance in future races, a significant boost for his burgeoning career. His victories included rides on Foxy, who won the Eau De Vie Plate, and Challenge Accepted, which triumphed in the Moosa M. Hoosein Trophy.

Trainer Adhirajsingh Jodha also had a successful outing, securing three wins throughout the day, further solidifying his status in the competitive racing circuit. Notably, the Albertini Plate saw Antino, ridden by A. Sandesh, take first place, while the Magansingh P. Jodha Trophy (Div. II) was won by Remarkable, with Yash Narredu in the saddle.

Race Highlights and Results

The day's events featured a total of nine races, with several thrilling finishes. In the Just By Chance Plate (Div. II), Fay emerged victorious, while Gold Bar won the Just By Chance Plate (Div. I). The races were marked by competitive spirit and showcased the talents of both horses and riders alike. The excitement of the day was palpable, with spectators eagerly cheering for their favorites.

As the racing season progresses, the performances of both established and emerging talents continue to captivate audiences, promising an exhilarating future for the sport.