Ricardo, who has been well tuned, is expected to score in the Meydan Plate
False rails (width about 6m from 1,600m to the winning post) will be in position.
1. KRANJI PLATE (2,000m), rated 20 to 45, 2.05 p.m.: 1. Carat Love (3) Pavan 60.5, 2. Amazing Stride (1) Neeraj 60, 3. Gold Empire (4) Suraj 60 and 4. Refreshment (2) G. Vivek 56.
1. GOLD EMPIRE, 2. AMAZING STRIDE
2. SIR CECIL PLATE (1,200m), rated 20 to 45, 5-y-o & over, 2.40: 1. Domina (2) Vivek 62.5, 2. The Strikingly (7) Sai Kumar 62, 3. Isabelle (1) Pavan 61.5, 4. Augusto (9) G. Vivek 60.5, 5. Smile Of Beauty (10) Ramswarup 60.5, 6. Ebotse (5) Aleemuddin 59, 7. Bold Act (6) R. Vaibhav 57, 8. Acantha (12) Akshay K 55, 9. Immortal Beauty (4) M. Prabhakaran 55, 10. Mega Success (8) Jagadeesh 54, 11. Baltimore (3) C.A. Brisson 52 and 12. Emeraldo (11) Manish R 52.
1. SMILE OF BEAUTY, 2. THE STRIKINGLY, 3. AUGUSTO
3. JUSTICE P. MEDAPA MEMORIAL TROPHY (1,200m), rated 40 to 65, 3.15: 1. Blue God (11) Aleemuddin 60, 2. Densetsu (4) Sandesh 60, 3. Don Carlos (5) Trevor 60, 4. Kallu Sakkake (6) A. Ramu 59.5, 5. Crimson Flame (12) Koshi K 56.5, 6. Run For The Sun (3) Likith Appu 56.5, 7. Tesorino (9) C.A. Brisson 54.5, 8. Diablo (1) P. Sai Kumar 54, 9. Vibrant Bliss (2) Akshay K 54, 10. IL Volo (7) P.P. Dhebe 53, 11. Thessalian (8) Mustakim Alam 52 and 12. Whirlwind (10) Neeraj 51.5.
1. DENSETSU, 2. DON CARLOS, 3. VIBRANT BLISS
4. WORLD BLOOD DONOR DAY CUP (1,600m), maiden 3-y-o only, (Terms), 3.50: 1. Alamgir (5) Suraj 56, 2. CR Seven (3) M. Rajesh K 56, 3. Darrington (1) L.A. Rozario 56, 4. Edmonton (6) Kuldeep S 56, 5. Assurances (4) A.A. Vikrant 54.5 and 6. Pristine Glory (2) Neeraj 54.5.
1. ALAMGIR, 2. DARRINGTON
5. MEYDAN PLATE (1,200m), rated 80 & above, 4.25: 1. Imperial Blue (10) Pavan 63, 2. Global Influence (5) Yash 61.5, 3. Crown Drive (9) Abhishek Mhatre 59.5, 4. Czar (8) Aleemuddin 58.5, 5. Kalamitsi (2) Sandesh 56.5, 6. Clifford (1) Ramswarup 56, 7. Ricardo (4) Trevor 55, 8. Thousand Words (3) I. Chisty 54.5, 9. Berrettini (6) Akshay K 54 and 10. Uchchaihshravas (7) Neeraj 50.
1. RICARDO, 2. BERRETTINI, 3. KALAMITSI
6. ROYAL COMMAND PLATE (1,200m), rated 20 to 45, 5.00: 1. El Rey (9) Aleemuddin 62.5, 2. Eleanora (10) Yash 61.5, 3. Pole Star (11) N Darshan 60, 4. Vayu (12) Manish R 59, 5. Eclipse Pulse (5) P. Sai Kumar 58.5, 6. Basilica (8) Ramswarup 57.5, 7. Stravinsky (6) Angad 56, 8. Sienna Princess (1) Sai Kumar 54, 9. Star Serenace (3) P. Tejeshwar 53.5, 10. Real Happiness (7) Siddaraju P 53, 11. The Commander (4) Tousif 53 and 12. LG's Script (2) Koshi K 52.
1. EL REY, 2. SIENNA PRINCESS, 3. ELEANORA
Day's best: DENSETSU
Double: RICARDO - EL REY
Jkt: 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6; Tr (i): 1, 2 and 3; (ii): 4, 5 and 6.
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