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Delhi Race Club Demolition Leaves Just 52 Horses
The Delhi Race Club once had about 250 horses, but only 52 remain.
This happened as the club faces a historic demolition.
People at the club have until September 14 to finish making arrangements.
They plan to send the remaining horses back to their owners soon.
Some horses have already been taken away in special horse vehicles.
The horses are valuable and can cost between Rs 3 lakh and Rs 50 lakh.
Many are being moved to other racing centres.
The changes affect a race club with a 100-year legacy.
The Delhi Race Club’s horse population has fallen from 250 to 52.
The race club’s 100-year legacy has been affected by a historic demolition.
Officials have been given until September 14 to organize the remaining arrangements.
The remaining horses are expected to be sent to their owners within one or two weeks.
The thoroughbreds are valued at between Rs 3 lakh and Rs 50 lakh each and are being moved to racing centres across the country.
- Who
- The Delhi Race Club and the owners of its thoroughbred horses.
- What
- The club’s horse population has fallen from 250 to 52 amid a historic demolition.
- Where
- At the Delhi Race Club, with horses being taken to racing centres across the country.
- When
- Arrangements are to be completed by September 14, with horse transfers planned within one or two weeks.
- Why
- The articles state that the race club is affected by a historic demolition and that its remaining horses are being relocated.
Key facts
- Remaining horses
- 52
- Former horse population
- 250
- Deadline
- September 14
- Planned transfer timeline
- One or two weeks
- Horse value range
- Rs 3 lakh to Rs 50 lakh each
- Club legacy
- 100 years
- Transfer destinations
- Racing centres across the country
Quotes
An unidentified racecourse representative
A person involved in arrangements for the racecourse’s remaining horses
“We have been given time till September 14 to sort everything out. We are planning to send the remaining horses to their owners in the next one or two weeks,”
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Sources
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