All set for the Pune Derby on Nov. 28
The Hindu
The 37th Pune Derby will be staged here on November 28 (Sunday), the concluding day of the Pune racing season. The event was cancelled last season due to the pandemic. A card of ten events has been fr
The 37th Pune Derby will be staged here on November 28 (Sunday), the concluding day of the Pune racing season. The event was cancelled last season due to the pandemic.
A card of ten events has been framed for the Derby day with the total prize money for the mega event being ₹40 lakh, including a winner’s purse of ₹24 lakh.
Among the dozen contestants vying for supremacy, trainer Pesi Shroff’s Zuccarelli, who shed his maiden status last Sunday here, maintains his winning form and is the prime contender. He also holds a good record of running third in the Deccan Colts and was second to Miracle in the Deccan Derby at Hyderabad.
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