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Irish Jockey Daniel Grant is all set to make an impression on the Mahalaxmi Turf on Thursday. He has been engaged to ride for owner Harish Mehta for the current Season. Grant has a rich experience behind him having ridden well over 2,000 races in his career so far. He has ridden close to 120 winners and it will be interesting to see how he shapes up at the Mumbai Race Course.
Two other overseas jockeys have been granted an "A" license to ride in India. Twenty-year-old Christopher Denise Hayes will be riding in the colours of Dr. Vijay Mallya representing United Racing and Bloodstock Breeders Ltd. Hayes is a young jockey and his score of 116 winners till date shows that he has it in him what it takes to be in the forefront on the race track. He has so far ridden about 1,400 races. Another foreign rider, Silvestre De Sousa will also make his appearance before long. He has arrived from Brazil.
A compact card of 7 races is slated for the day and it is expected to be competitive and absorbing. Here are the selections for Thursday
Wednesday, November 07, 2007
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Friday, November 02, 2007
kolkata winter races
About 320 horses are in station to participate during the meet spanning 30 race days spread over five-and-half months—commencing on Sunday, November 4 and concluding on Friday, April 11.
Other than Daniel David, trainer Vijay Singh is expected to be in the forefront with a fairly large string comprising 49 older horses and 19 two-year-olds.
Two other trainers who are sure to have a major impact this season are Javed Khan and Robin Corner. Both are men with excellent track records and are certain to give the pair of top-notchers mentioned earlier, a run for their money. Thus far, 13 'A' and 2 'B' licenses have been granted to the trainers stationed at this centre.
As many as 24 'A' and 20 'B' licensed riders, spearheaded by Christopher Alford and Imran Chisty, will be donning silks for various owners. The power-packed stables of Deepak Khaitan and MAM. Ramaswamy are certain to dominate the proceedings once again as they have been doing during the past several years. It is also reliably learnt that the colours of big names like Dhunjibhoy and Vijay Mallya will be seen in action on all major race days.
An auction has been planned for Tuesday, November 20. Three two-year-olds and seven older horses brought to this centre by the Club will come under the hammer. Aspiring owners can cash in on this early auction sale.
Come Sunday, make it a point to have your finger in the pie when the season kick-starts with a bang!
