Champions Way primed to deliver in Chettinad Stud Plate
1. CLASSICAL ACT PLATE (1,400m), rated 00 to 25, 6-y-o & over, 2-00 p.m.: 1. Raffles (5) Trevor 60.5, 2. Southernaristocrat (1) Antony 60, 3. Ice Storm (7) M. Rajesh K 58.5, 4. Sacred Creator (8) Ramswarup 58.5, 5. El Alamein (3) Bhawani S 57.5, 6. Burning Arrow (2) Angad 56, 7. Embosom (6) Jagadeesh 56 and 8. Recreator (4) Koshi K 54.
1. RAFFLES, 2. SACRED CREATOR, 3. BURNING ARROW
2. WORLD NO-TOBACCO DAY PLATE (1,400m), maiden 3-y-o only, (Terms), 2-30: 1. Efficacy (8) Shreyas S 56, 2. Juracan (4) Trevor 56, 3. Knight Regent (6) Neeraj 56, 4. Ksepiman (1) I. Chisty 56, 5. Ransomware (10) Angad 56, 6. Seneca (2) Sandesh 56, 7. Adornment (11) Akshay K 54.5, 8. Assurances (7) R. Vaibhav 54.5, 9. Blind Faith (9) A.A. Vikrant 54.5, 10. Galway Girl (3) Vishal Bunde 54.5 and 11. Sunshine (5) S. Saqlain 54.5.
1. EFFICACY, 2. JURACAN, 3. SUNSHINE
3. ROMANTIC DANCE PLATE (Div. II), (1,400m), rated 20 to 45, 3-00: 1. Lex Luthor (3) A. Prakash 60, 2. Amazing Stride (2) C. Umesh 59, 3. Adelanto (5) R. Vaibhav 58.5, 4. Vibrant Queen (8) P.P. Dhebe 58.5, 5. Pursuit Of Wealth (4) Sai Kiran 58, 6. Verrazzano (9) G. Praveen 58, 7. Wild Cannon (7) Md. Ashraf Reza 58, 8. Divine Protector (1) R. Pradeep 57 and 9. Martha (6) M. Rajesh K 56.
1. AMAZING STRIDE, 2. ADELANTO, 3. DIVINE PROTECTOR
4. MARILINGAIAH MEMORIAL TROPHY (1,200m), rated 40 to 65, 3-30: 1. Exclusive Black (2) C.A. Brisson 60, 2. Crimson Flame (5) Koshi K 57.5, 3. Divine Star (1) Trevor 57, 4. Aquastic (4) Akshay K 56, 5. Flash (3) Rayan 54, 6. Walking Thunder (8) I. Chisty 53, 7. Grenoble (6) Hindu S 52 and 8. Kerrygold (7) Vishal Bunde 52.
1. DIVINE STAR, 2. AQUASTIC, 3. GRENOBLE
5. DHARMAPRAKASHA L.S. VENKAJI RAO MEMORIAL TROPHY (1,400m), rated 60 to 85, 4-00: 1. Metzinger (8) Pavan 60, 2. English Bay (1) R. Pradeep 59.5, 3. Mayne Magic (10) Antony 59.5, 4. Forseti (12) Darshan 59, 5. All Attraction (4) G. Vivek 57.5, 6. Arkadian (5) S. Saqlain 56, 7. Invincible (6) Angad 54, 8. Asagiri (11) Siddaraju P 53, 9. Eaton Square (7) A.S. Peter 53, 10. Secret Saint (2) Trevor 53, 11. Elpenor (9) Shreyas S 52 and 12. Fortunate Son (3) N.S. Parmar 50.5.
1. SECRET SAINT, 2. ARKADIAN, 3. MAYNE MAGIC
6. CHETTINAD STUD PLATE (1,600m), rated 80 & above, 4-30: 1. Queen Of Kings (1) M. Prabhakaran 61.5, 2. Champions Way (3) Suraj 55, 3. Casteel (4) Ramswarup 53, 4. Sativur (2) I. Chisty 52.5, 5. Mescalito (6) Akshay K 51 and 6. Star Of Night (5) Neeraj 51.
1. CHAMPIONS WAY, 2. CASTEEL
7. ROMANTIC DANCE PLATE (Div. I), (1,400m), rated 20 to 45, 5-00: 1. Carat Love (9) B. Dharshan 60.5, 2. Extraordinary (5) R. Robert 60.5, 3. Monterio (—) (—) 60, 4. Eclipse Pulse (3) Asirvatham 58.5, 5. Double Vision (7) Salman Khan 56.5, 6. Stentorian (2) Shezad Khan 56.5, 7. Star Honour (10) Darshan 55.5, 8. The Commander (4) Shivam 54, 9. Higgs Boson (8) M. Rajesh K 53.5 and 10. Highland Dream (1) I. Chisty 53.
1. STENTORIAN, 2. CARAT LOVE, 3. STAR HONOUR
Day's best: SECRET SAINT
Double: EFFICACY — DIVINE STAR
Jkt: 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7; Tr (i): 2, 3 and 4; (ii): 5, 6 and 7.
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