History for the Horse: ASHOKA
| Center | RNo | Date | Odds | Cl | Dist | AR | A/S | AWt | CWt | Jockey | Dr | Sh | BP | FP | WinnerT | Timedif | LBh | Winner |
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| COMMENTARY | ||||||||||||||||||
| HM26 | 62 | 30Aug26 | 8 | CL1 | 1400 M | 123 | 7h | 63 | 63 | K Mukesh Kumar | 9 | A | 4 | 7 | 1-24.74 | 1-26.06 | 7.5L | ECHOES OF TIME |
| Out well, raced wide prominently just behind the early leaders, moved into dispute of third by the 800, turned for home around fourth, briefly prominent in the straight but could not quicken further and faded to finish behind Regal Reality | ||||||||||||||||||
| HM26 | 50 | 17Aug26 | 1 1/2 | T4Y | 1400 M | 119 | 7h | 62 | 62 | Akshay Kumar | 10 | A | 3 | 1 | 1-25.78 | 1-25.78 | -L | ASHOKA |
| Level break, settled fourth behind Espionage, Lux Aeterna and Uchchaihshravas, took the turn in third, loomed up in the centre, grabbed Espionage and Lux Aeterna inside the last 250m and strode clear to score decisively at the finish. | ||||||||||||||||||
| HM26 | 7 | 27Jul26 | 20 | CL1 | 1200 M | 117 | 7h | 67 | 67 | Deepak Singh | 4 | A | 4 | 2 | 1-12.90 | 1-13.09 | 1L | DIABLO |
| Level start, prominent early behind Timeless Vision, racing around fourth at the 800, came into the straight just behind the main trio, stayed on between runners in the last furlong to finish on, grabbing a close third at the post. | ||||||||||||||||||
| HW2526 | 20 | 16Mar26 | 4 | T4+ | 1400 M | 119 | 7h | 62 | 62 | Akshay Kumar | 4 | A | 4 | 6 | 1-24.60 | 1-25.12 | 2.5L | ESPIONAGE |
| Level start, up in prominent second early chasing Espionage and Diablo, held a handy fourth at the bend in touch with the leading trio, ridden out in the straight, but despite being urged along, could only stay on at the one pace to finish midfield. | ||||||||||||||||||
| HM25 | 148 | 19Oct25 | 4 | CL1 | 1200 M | 115 | 6h | 63 | 63 | Mukesh Kumar | 3 | A | 2 | 1 | 1-12.06 | 1-12.06 | -L | ASHOKA |
| Broke smartly, settled fourth early behind Calista Girl and Mikimoto, travelled well throughout, moved powerfully in the straight, surged past the leaders in the final 100m, and displayed class to win going away under confident handling. | ||||||||||||||||||
| PU25 | 71 | 07Sep25 | 20 | T4+ | 1200 M | 116 | 6h | 50 | 50 | Neeraj Rawal | 5 | A | 6 | 6 | 1-08.84 | 1-10.25 | 8 1/2L | TIME AND TIDE |
| never in the hunt throughout | ||||||||||||||||||
| HM25 | 23 | 28Jul25 | 6 | CL1 | 1400 M | 108 | 6h | 63 | 63 | Mukesh Kumar | 5 | A | 2 | 1 | 1-26.05 | 1-26.05 | -L | ASHOKA |
| handy 2nd till turn, hit front and went on to score a chivalrous victory carrying an elephantine impost bravely past the wire | ||||||||||||||||||
| HW2425 | 158 | 10Feb25 | 5/2 | T4+ | 1200 M | 111 | 6h | 55 | 55 | Akshay Kumar | 4 | A | 1 | 6 | 1-10.54 | 1-11.38 | 4 3/4L | MAGILETO |
| led till entering straight, went back gradually along the fence | ||||||||||||||||||
