Edmonton, Masato, El Rey, Prokofiev, Money Bags and Densetsu excel
Edmonton, Masato, El Rey, Prokofiev, Money Bags and Densetsu excelled when the horses were exercised here on Sunday morning (May 4)
Inner sand:
600m: Quebec (rb) 40. In fine trim.
1000m: Hazel (Akshay), Fiery Lexi (rb) 1-9, 600/40. They shaped well.
Outer sand:
600m: Star Serenade (Siddaraju), Blind Faith (rb) 44. They moved freely. Hidden Dreams (Rajesh K), Burning Arrow (rb) 44. Former finished six lengths ahead. Wolf Creek (C. Umesh) 46. Easy. Seina (Ritesh G) 44. In fine trim. Simola (C. Umesh) 45. Moved freely. Resplendence (Siddaraju), Most And More (rb) 44.5. Former finished two lengths ahead. Your Unforgettable (Akshay) 45.5. Moved on the bit. Multiqueen (P. Mani) 43.5. Strode out well. Angel Raphael (Ritesh G) 44.5. In fine shape. Elusive Art (rb) 43. Impressed. Scarlette Lady (rb) 46. Easy. Star Glory (Prabhakaran) 45. In fine condition.
1000m: Victoriaraya (rb) 1-14.5, 600/43.5. Moved well. Midnight Blue (rb), Sea Glory (rb) 1-16, 600/43. They finished together. Out Into Spotlight (rb) 1-16, 600/44. Worked well. Densetsu (C. Umesh) 1-13, 600/41. A good display. Ice Of Fire (Vivek) 1-15, 600/43. Pleased. Thessalian (Mustakim) 1-13, 600/45. Moved impressively. Prana (Girish) 1-12.5, 600/44. In fine shape. Gloriousness (Prabhakaran) 1-12, 600/43. Moved fluently. Joondalup (C. Umesh) 1-14, 600/43.5. In fine trim. Excellent Lass (rb) 1-15, 600/45.5. Moved freely. Val D'aran (Ritesh G) 1-15, 600/42. Moved attractively. Masato (Vivek) 1-15.5, 600/41.5. Moved impressively. Edmonton (G. Vivek) 1-10.5, 600/41. A fine display. Sekhmet (Ganesh S) 1-13, 600/43.5. Worked well. Gold Empire (Vikranth), Imperial Star (Prabhakaran) 1-16, 600/45. They moved freely. Money Bags (Mustakim) 1-11, 600/42.5. Moved fluently. Hayagriva (Akshay) 1-11.5, 600/43. Impressed. Knotty Scotty (Darshan N) 1-14.5, 600/43. In fine shape. Star Studded (Vikrath), Priceless Prince (Prabhakaran) 1-14, 600/44. They finished level. Thundering Phoenix (Kaviraj) 1-14.5, 600/44.5. Moved freely. Hyperdrive (Vaibhav) 1-15.5, 600/45. Moved on the bit.
1200m: Mandarino (Arvind) 1-30, 1,000/1-13.5, 600/45.5. Moved freely. Prokofiev (G. Vivek) 1-26.5, 1,000/1-11, 600/41.5. A pleasing display. Ravishing Beauty (Akshay), Mountain Jewel (Shareef) 1-27, 1,000/1-11.5, 600/43. Former finished three lengths ahead. El Rey (Likith) 1-25.5, 1,000/1-10, 600/43. Moved fluently. Rock Bank (Darshan N), Bharat (Kuldeep) 1-28, 1,000/1-12, 600/42.5. Former showed out. Moon Star (Koshi K) 1-30, 1,000/1-15, 600/46. Moved on the bit. Promiseofthefuture (Vaibhav) 1-28.5, 1,000/1-13, 600/44. Moved impressively. Striking Viking (Koshi K), Republican Star (Vishal) 1-27, 1,000/1-13, 600/45.5. Former finished two lengths ahead. Eagle Eye (G. Vivek) 1-29, 1,000/1-13, 600/43. In fine trim. Alamgir (Pavan), Sunshine (Arvind) 1-27, 1,000/1-12.5, 600/44. A notable pair. Refreshment (rb) 1-28, 1,000/1-12, 600/43. Pleased. Alfonsine (Akshay) 1-26.5, 1,000/1-12.5, 600/43. In fine condition. Imperador (Shareef) 1-29, 1,000/1-13, 600/44. Moved well. Divine Art (Vikranth), Queen Of Kings (Prabhakaran) 1-31, 1,000/1-14, 600/43.5. They finished level. Ziva (Aleemuddin), LG's Star (G. Vivek) 1-30.5, 1,000/1-15.5, 600/44. They shaped well. Refined Aggression (Darshan N), Royal Jewel (Shareef) 1-31.5, 1,000/1-15, 600/44.5. Former finished three lengths ahead. Mystical Air (Akshay) 1-27, 1,000/1-13, 600/44.5. Moved impressively.
1400m: Cigar Galaxy (Vaibhav) 1-43, 1,200/1-27, 1,000/1-13, 600/43. Pleased.
Outer sand — May 3:
600m: N R I Ace (Tauseef) 46. Easy. Sea Diamond (Tejeshwar) 45.5. Moved freely.
1000m: Elpenor (Akshay) 1-14, 600/44.5. Moved on the bit. Queen Maxima (Indrajeet), Aquastic (Akshay) 1-15, 600/44. Former started four lengths behind and finished five lengths ahead.
1200m: Sicyon (Darshan) 1-26, 1,000/1-11, 600/44. Moved attractively. Fortis (Shreyas) 1-27, 1,000/1-11, 600/44. A good display. Masato (Vivek) 1-31.5, 1,000/1-15.5, 600/45. Moved freely.
Outer sand — May 2:
600m: Acantha (R. Pradeep) 46. Easy.
1000m: Sunlit Path (R. Pradeep) 1-15.5, 600/42.5. Pleased. Chotipari (Arul) 1-15.5, 600/41.5. Moved fluently.
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