Pune Horse Racing: Azrinaz Best For JE Hughes Trophy
Trained by the seasoned Karthik Ganapathy and to be partnered by champion jockey A. Sandesh, Azrinaz brings both form and pedigree to this six-furlong contest

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Azrinaz, who has attracted the highest number of appeals in the betting ring, has been drawn in stall four and will be the one to watch in the JE Hughes Trophy — the feature race on the second day of the Pune racing season, scheduled to be held at the iconic Pune Race Course on Friday.
Trained by the seasoned Karthik Ganapathy and to be partnered by champion jockey A. Sandesh, Azrinaz brings both form and pedigree to this six-furlong contest. The filly has shown consistent speed in morning workouts and is expected to mount a serious challenge when the gates open.
However, Azrinaz will not have it all her way. She is expected to face stiff competition from Emperor Roderic, who has impressed in recent outings, and the gritty Fighton, known for his strong finishes in the final furlong. With a competitive field lining up and ideal track conditions forecast, the JE Hughes Trophy promises to be an exciting affair for racing enthusiasts.
Selections
First race: 2.00 pm
1. The Beyond Expectation Plate: 1. (8), 2. (7), 3. (2)
2. The S K Sunderji Salver: 1. (6), 2. (5)
3. Yhe JSK1 Gaming Trophy: 1. (3), 2. (9), 3. (8)
4. The Ismail Khan Plate: 1. (3), 2. (7), 3. (11)
5. The J E Hughes Trophy: 1. Azrinaz (4), 2. Emperor Roderic (3), 3. Fighton )1)
6. The Atomic Prince Plate: 1. )(6), 2.. (10), 3. (12)
7. The Orange Flame Plate: 1. (2), 2. (3), 3. (9)
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