Madras Race Club to host Invitation Cup in March
The Hindu
196 races, spread over four months, to get underway in Chennai from November 7
Around 650 horses, including 182 two-year-olds, will take part in the 30-day Chennai racing season 2021-2022.
The highlight of the season will be the 60th running of the Indian Turf Invitation Cup in March 2022, said Nirmal Prasad, secretary of the Madras Race Club, at a press conference on Wednesday. .
The season scheduled to begin on Nov. 5 (Friday) will now start on Nov. 7. (Sunday) because of persistent rains rendering underfoot conditions not conducive for racing. The concluding meeting will be on March 6, 2022.
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