Anil Mukhi

[World Horse Racing @WHR]

RETWEET 🔁 IF YOU WANT A LOVES ONLY YOU #ラヴズオンリーユー JACKET 😆

[Anil Mukhi @GalaxyBloodstck]

Sharply-etched rainbow festoons our neighbourhood this evening. A celestial greeting on the occasion of Diwali!

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@dashmeshstud Ouch 😔

[World Horse Racing @WHR]

Day 1️⃣ of asking @EA @EASports to make this dream a reality 🤩

RETWEET if you'd LOVE to see this happen 🎮

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@dashmeshstud From the time she won the #PoonawallaMultiMillion, she's been the stand-out 3yo in India

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@RctcTurf @VijaySi2909 As far as my records go, #MunnaAlam rode 39 winners from 316 mounts, his last win in India coming on 1 Jan 2017 with CELERINO

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@dashmeshstud They should be called 'Mockery' races!

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Mitrosonfire just won the final #DubaiDutyFree #Shergarcup race! His dam Blaugrana was sent to India by @GalaxyBloodstck and has a yearling by Territories at Yeravada Stud.

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Everyone with aspirations for the #QPAT in October better watch out for #Tarnawa !

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@estocade1974 @hydraceclub @ThirskRaces @MyTurfWinners Ascot is not part of the bouquet of tracks offered for Tote betting by SIS.

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@shivens @shivarajkumar53 @dashmeshstud @AlbertKhare1981 @inderrajanand A quick question that comes to mind: what is the statutory basis for the authority wielded by the Turf Authorities of India? This is not at all clear. Could someone please help with an answer?

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@dashmeshstud I have a copy. It was indeed interesting, though I read it a long time ago.

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the Litchfield Grange Stud in Hampshire where he was fully booked in 1922. Alas he proved virtually infertile….

Mr. Goculdas also owned Parth, who finished third in the Epsom Derby of 1923.

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The Goculdas family's association with horse racing goes back about one hundred years when Bombay-based cotton magnate Mr. Mathradas Goculdas decided to dabble in racehorse ownership in England. He struck it lucky with one of his early purchases when a J.J. Maher-bred son

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However, he did the next best thing by having the winner shipped out to India in the autumn of 1920 for his inspection! In his only outing in India, Caligula was surprisingly beaten at Poona by a locally-trained runner. He was then returned to Europe as a stallion and retired to