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Flukes

Praveen S rao
Sep 02, 2010

Today`s Mysore racing was punters nightmare. Majority of races were dominated by flukes. Punters were hit hard. Racing is turning out to be pretty bad and the authorities need to do something about this.

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top contenders for the classics

Cruaz
Sep 02, 2010

With the classics fast approaching, what would be the frontline contenders for the pune derby and the indian classics thence. With horses like Beautiful Stranger, Dear henry, Star Warrior falling by the wayside. Id really like the admin to do a write up into the horses that would be in the reckoning in the classics.

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Vinayak all set to become private trainer for Wadhawan from Mumbai season

Turf Informer
Sep 01, 2010

This is the story which appeared in Mumbai Mirror, written by Usman Rangila

Trainer Vinayak Gaikwad, who trained horses owned by former RWITC chairman Khushroo Dhunjibhoy and his associates for over fifteen years, is all set to join Housing Development & Infrastructure Limited (HDIL) chief Rakesh Kumar Wadhawan as a private trainer in Western India.

It is reliably learnt that the terms offered by Wadhawan for joining his camp were too tempting for Vinayak to refuse.

Wadhawan, incidentally, has invested heavily in thoroughbred horses in the last few years and has placed them in the care of various professionals at all major racing centres. However, a larger chunk of his string remains in training at the RWITC mainly with CD Katrak and SK Sunderji but he was on the lookout recently for someone who would work exclusively for him.

Amicable parting

Confirming this development Dhunjibhoy said, “Yes it’s true that Vinayak is joining Wadhawan. The separation was absolutely amicable and in fact I’m proud that someone else has thought so highly of him to make such a generous offer which I could not dream of matching. I have encouraged Vinayak to accept the offer and wish him the best of luck. He has worked for me loyally for about eighteen years and I do hope his new employers will treat him with the respect he deserves.”

Vinayak had joined Dhunjibhoy after a returning from a short stint at Singapore in the early 90’s and struck a successful alliance with him. Vinayak trained many classic winners for Dhunjibhoy but Indictment, the Indian Triple Crown winner in 1998, was easily the best horse trained by him for his patron.

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public pulse in pathetic shape

rakesh
Sep 01, 2010

Several times I said that the public pulse forum is in pathetic state..The admin replies are fantastic and no one can match.Public pulse can become really pulse of racing public in our country only when the present format changes.The present format is non user friendly..There is no necessity to carry out the matter..Pls mention the subject title and see the wonders...

Admin: Just wait for 10 days and you will see the changes which you will surely appreciate. It will also have search facility so that you can go back in time and search by name, topic etc

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The best horse racing website in the country

Maninder Singh
Sep 01, 2010

Racingpulse is the only website in the country to dwell on various facets of racing other than expanding the results and calling it reviews. Racingpulse has become an everyday habit with us because we get to read something new each day, be it getting news about pedigree, breaking stories or happenings at race courses. Racingpulse also gives race review ahead of the other websites. Racingpulse is a top notch website and in fact the only comprehensive website on horse racing in India. We are grateful to all those involved in bringing out such a fabulous website.

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REFER SHARANS ARTICLE ANOTHER ONE OF THE 5OS

nana
Sep 01, 2010

YEAR 1976,CITY BNG Staying in a hostel Sunday all decided to go for racing except one.He said when you come back I will tell you the reason.We won about rs 300. bought a whiskey bottle came back.His story they were a well to do family in MUM IN THE YEAR 1957 .Staying in Marine drive.His father used to occcasionly go for races with friends.4 OF THEM DECIDED TO BUY A CHEAP Horse rs 7000 in April class5 A. SENT IT TO PUNE TO BRING IT DOWN ONE CLASS.Back in MUM in dec after 2 runs got the horse prepared on Chowpatty beach.The father took a loan against THE HOUSE, RS 20,000 and backed it at 10 to 1.The horse lost by a SHD to a similar case brought down from 5A to 5B.We had to sell the house and shift to Delhi, with my mothers parents. My father was a broken man unable to do any thing in Life.So IF my mom even hears about racing she will throw me out of the house.Moral of the story you may be planning COUP OTHERS ARE ALSO DOING THE SAME.

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Div.1 & Div.2

a.k.
Sep 01, 2010

Dear sir,
What is Div.1 & Div.2, On what basis the horses are selected for both the Divisions

Admin: Different horses follow different methods. In Bangalore,the best horses come in Div I and the lesser performed horses in Div II. If the same owners horses are there, then they get placed in two divisions. This is not the system in other centres.

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Interesting series indeed

Kupender Reddy
Sep 01, 2010

The off beat stories by Sharan Kumar are interesting to read. Having been new to racing, I was not aware so many behind the scene activities. Last week, you highlighted the strange ways of communication used by professionals to convey information about their horses when they are made to tie their tounge by the connections of horses. This weeik`s racing anecdotes make for a wonderful reading. I hope we will get many more stories of similar kind. They are a big departure from the routine stuff that we get day in and out in most websites.

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CORAL GABLES RECORD???

Spiritofracing
Aug 31, 2010

Well done D`Silva for keeping Coral GABLES fit as a fiddle.Now he is only 2 wins away from breaking the great BAKHTAWAR`S record which is 32 wins WHICH WAS TRAINED BY Mr S.M.Shah..Will he do that before winter 2011 (after he has to retire compulsary reasons best know to Hyderabad race club & I cannot understand the logic behind this if the horse is fit he should be allowed to race) .But Hrc HAS IT`S OWN RULES ..Anyway well done Leo...

Admin: There are a number of horses in India which have won more races but Coral Gables stands out among the consistent horses by virtue of his acheivement. Onnu Onnu Onnu won a total of 34 races in his career. In Chennai, there are half a dozen horses which have crosse this mark.

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TRAINERS & JOCKEY STATS - HYDERABAD

swamy
Aug 31, 2010

ADMIN

ANY PLANS TO UPDATE THE DATA.IT IS NOW MORE THAN A MONTH WHEN THE MONSOON SEASON STARTED?

WE ARE STILL IN WINTER SEASON.

Admin: The statistics are there. Chose the season to get the statistics of the season you want.

THANKS

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Appo !!

Aby
Aug 31, 2010

Good Luck to Appo.. let his fortunes change after his purchase of Foreign Exchange !! Hope it wins the Mysore Derby !!

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Is Black Jack, a classic horse in the making?

Rakesh
Aug 30, 2010

Black Jack made his debut and beat the opposition pointless in adverse underfoot condtions. No doubt he was well prepared but his style suggested that he can make a mark at higher level. What was striking was the ease with which he quickened and left the field stranded.

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Long cards detrimental to punters and race club

Ramesh
Aug 30, 2010

RWITC always frames cards in excess of 10 and this is detrimental to both the club and punters. While the club has to pay out excess stake money, punters get the rough end of the stick as most of these races comprise horses of inferior merit and results go topsy turvy. Ask any punter; he will detest long cards. RWITC should frame not more than eight to nine races and they can make exception on very big race days. I am sure all race goers are in agreement with this suggestion.

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Vinayak may become private trainer for Wadhawan

Turf INformer
Aug 30, 2010

There is strong likelihood of Vinayak becoming a private trainer for Rakesh Kumar Wadhawan. As per the talk doing the rounds is that Vinayak has agreed to take over Wadhawan`s horses. Only the formalities of terms and conditions seem to remain. It is in the finalisation stage. Vinayak becoming an exclusive trainer for Wadhawan does not mean he will not train with Cooji Katrak, Sunderji and the rest. May be there will be a larger concentration of horses with Vinayak. Vinayak has reportedly informed K N Dhunjibhoy for whom he was a private trainer for long and now everything seems set for a change as the advent of Pesi Shroff has relegated Vinayak to secondary role for his long time employer.

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Mysore racing turning punters nightmare

Rameshwar
Aug 30, 2010

The Mysore mini season during summer was quite good. Racing was confined to locally based horses. But now the main season sees horses from Bangalore in action and most of these horses belong to stables whose intentions cannot be known. This was evident in last week`s racing where it was tough to find winners. The mix of Mysore based horses along with Bangalore horses is turning out to be a dangerous potion.

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