Third Edition Of Indian Racing Carnival: Mumbai Racing Season To Culminate With A Grand Finale

As the Mumbai racing season draws to a close, an exciting grand finale is on the horizon, the third edition of the Indian Racing Carnival, sponsored by Mr. Zavaray S. Poonawalla & HPSL, is set to take place at the iconic Mahalaxmi Racecourse on April 5 and 6.

The two-day carnival will feature thrilling races, with 20 top-tier horses from across the country competing for a massive prize pool of over ₹3.5 crore. A total of 14 multi-million races will take center stage, making it a spectacular send-off for the season.

Among the key highlights are the C.N. Wadia Gold Cup (Gr.2) powered by Zavaray S. Poonawalla, the Maharaja Sir Harisinghji Trophy (Gr.3) powered by HPSL, and the Zavaray S. Poonawalla Sprinters’ Challenge—all of which will have no entry fee or forfeit.

Step into a day of excitement and elegance! Members and ladies enjoy free entry to a spectacular event filled with charm and entertainment. Wander through a bustling flea market, indulge in mouth watering food, and discover unique treasures while shopping. Get ready for thrilling games, exhilarating contests, and captivating live performances that will keep the energy soaring.

To add an extra splash of glamour, the ladies' dazzling hats will paint the scene with style and sophistication, making this a truly unforgettable affair.

Adding to the excitement on the racing track, a special point-based championship will be held across 10 select races, with ₹1 lakh in prizes each for the champion owner, trainer, and jockey, while the champion stud farm will receive a prestigious trophy.

For betting enthusiasts, there are fantastic rewards! Anyone placing a minimum bet of ₹500 in the win pool across six nominated races will be eligible for prizes. Additionally, a ₹5 lakh cash prize awaits those who can correctly predict the first four placements in the C.N. Wadia Gold Cup.

So, mark your calendar and head to Mahalaxmi Racecourse this weekend for an unforgettable racing experience before the action shifts to Pune later this year.