Imperial Blue claims the B.T.C. Charitable Trust Trophy
The results
1. ICH DIEN PLATE (1,200m): MEHRA (Rayan) 1, Meghann (Ramswarup) 2, Estefania (Aleemuddin) 3 and Empress Bella (C. Umesh) 4. Not run: Posthaste. Nk, 2-3/4 and Nose. 1m 18.83s. Rs. 29 (w), 11, 23 and 18 (p), SHP: 84, THP: 48, FP: 449, Q: 272, Trinella: 1,451/594, Exacta: 1,775/4,143. Favourite: Mehra.
Owner: Mr. Arun Kumar K.N. Trainer: Pradeep Annaiah.
2. KUNIGAL STUD PLATE (1,400m): ALL ATTRACTION (G. Vivek) 1, Knotty Patton (Sandesh) 2, Fortunate Son (P.P. Dhebe) 3 and Isabelle (A. Prakash) 4. 3, 4-1/4 and 1. 1m 29.59s. Rs. 16 (w), 12, 17 and 17 (p), SHP: 50, THP: 55, FP: 61, Q: 58, Trinella: 334/108, Exacta: 3,494/1,497. Favourite: All Attraction.
Owner: M/S. Kunal Gupta Stud Farm LLP. Trainer: V. Lokanath.
3. INTERNATIONAL LABOUR DAY TROPHY (1,200m): ZIVA (Trevor) 1, Dreamer (N.S. Parmar) 2, Eagle Eye (G. Vivek) 3 and Elysium (Akshay K) 4. 3-1/2, 1-1/4 and 3. 1m 16.51s. Rs. 74 (w), 19, 12 and 18 (p), SHP: 36, THP: 52, FP: 235, Q: 86, Trinella: 755/380, Exacta: 3,412/1,462. Favourite: Dreamer.
Owners: Mr. H.K. Lakshman Gowda, Mr. Sharath M. Narayana & Mr. V. Lokanath. Trainer: V. Lokanath.
4. B.T.C. CHARITABLE TRUST TROPHY (1,200m): IMPERIAL BLUE (Pavan) 1, Ricardo (Sandesh) 2, Czar (Aleemuddin) 3 and Vivaldo (I. Chisty) 4. 3-3/4, 1-1/4 and 1. 1m 15.83s. Rs. 87 (w), 16, 14 and 24 (p), SHP: 41, THP: 67, FP: 351, Q: 87, Trinella: 1,087/627, Exacta: 22,986/6,567. Favourite: Ricardo.
Owner: M/s. Arun Alagappan Racing LLP. Trainer: Irfan Ghatala.
5. WELCOME PLATE (1,400m): SEE THE LIGHT (Trevor) 1, Monterio (Ramswarup) 2, Adelanto (Kohsi K) 3 and Carter (Rayan) 4. Not run: Joon. 3/4, 1-1/2 and 3-1/2. 1m 31.72s. Rs. 14 (w), 10, 18 and 122 (p), SHP: 36, THP: 333, FP: 42, Q: 43, Trinella: 1,404/1,097, Exacta: 47,205/3,371. Favourite: See The Light.
Owner: Mr. C. Aryama Sundaram. Trainer: S. Attaollahi.
6. RACING PATRONS PLATE (1,200m): DIVINE ART (Suraj) 1, Elusive Art (Sandesh) 2, Smile Of Beauty (R. Manjhi) 3 and Knotty Blush (Trevor) 4. Not run: Densetsu and Carat Love. 1-3/4, 3/4 and 3. 1m 17.35s. Rs. 28 (w), 12, 13 and 36 (p), SHP: 37, THP: 77, FP: 71, Q: 30, Trinella: 517/352, Exacta: 1,119/262. Favourite: Elusive Art.
Owners: Mr. Ashok Ranpise, Mr. Daulat Chhabria, Mr. Teja Gollapudi & Mr. Raghu S. Trainer: S. Narredu.
Jackpot: Rs. 7,127 (38 tkts); Runner up: 1,276 (91 tkts); Treble (i): 362 (16 tkts); (ii): 511 (31 tkts).
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