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Trevor and Akshay Dominance Defines Hyderabad Race Meet as Corinthian Claims Top Honors

Jockeys P. Trevor and Akshay Kumar each secured three victories during Tuesday's racing at the Hyderabad Race Course. Corinthian justified favor by winning the memorial feature event for trainer D. Netto.

By Project Chintan Newsroom
28 July 2026 · 1 min read

Corinthian Secures Victory in Memorial Feature

Corinthian outperformed the field to capture the Colonel B. Santosh Babu Memorial Trophy, the primary event during the racing program on July 28. Owned by C. Aryama Sundaram and handled by trainer D. Netto, the horse benefited from a clinical ride by P. Trevor. In the 1,400m contest, Corinthian crossed the line three lengths ahead of Wolf Creek, followed by China Town and Glorious Power. The victory justified the horse's position as the race favorite.

Milestone for Magan Singh Parmar

The afternoon was marked by a significant career achievement for trainer Magan Singh Parmar. Saddling Ek in the first division of the Shamirpet Trophy, Parmar recorded his 100th career win at the Hyderabad circuit. Jockey Akshay Kumar steered the winner to a five-length victory over La Quinta and Zindabad, clocking 1m 14.88s for the 1,200m distance.

Trebles for Elite Jockeys

The day's results were dominated by jockeys P. Trevor and Akshay Kumar, who both recorded hat-tricks. Trevor’s successful run included wins aboard Advait in the Scarlet Prince Plate, La Fleuriere in the Malakpet Plate, and the feature win on Corinthian. Meanwhile, Akshay Kumar maintained his momentum with victories on Ek, N R I High Power in the Royston Rock Plate, and See The Light in the final event of the day.

Supporting Race Highlights

  • Shamirpet Trophy (Div II): Daring Spirit, ridden by Suraj Narredu, won by 5-3/4 lengths.
  • Firecrest Plate (Div II): P. Sai Kumar guided Grief to a narrow win over Dashing Charm.
  • Scarlet Prince Plate: P. Trevor led Advait to victory with a time of 1m 14.43s.
  • Firecrest Plate (Div I): See The Light edged out Ayushman by a short head in a photo finish.

Source: The Hindu — Races

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