Nandi Devi Cut wins Svenskt Trav Kriterium
Nandi Devi Cut Wins Svenskt Trav Kriterium
The 5.69/1 Nandi Devi Cut (3m Maharajah-Himalaya Cut-Charly du Noyer) controlld action to score easily in 1.12.3kr to capture the classic Svenskt Trav Kriterium (Gr I National, RS Mustang, 2,000,000SEK to winner, 2640 meters autostart, 12 starters three year old males) for driver Mats E Djuse.

Ecurie Windcut owns the winner that they also bred, This Mattias Djuse trainee now sports six wins in 13 outings for 3,324,250SEK earned. He stormed home sharply after a 1.13.3kr at the 2000 meter mark. Po Tay Toes (3m Calgary Games-Volontary Simplicity-Cantab Hall) was second for reinsman Fredrik Plassen at 18.53/1 odds that Bjorn Rocklinger trains for Hypnotic AB. The third finisher was 6.71/1 odds Intro (3m Readly Express-Arie-Chocolatier) for driver Magnus Djuse and the Hypnotic AB/Bjorn Rocklinger team. Neutron Star (3m Gimpanzee-Its Only Love-Father Patrick) took fourth at 30.7/1 with trainer Claes Sjostrom aboard.
Replay https://www.atg.se/video/archive/2709299269124/vinnare_2026-10-10_5_12
In the companion Svenskt Trav Oaks (Gr I National, RS Mustang, 1,500,000SEK to winner, 2140 meters autostart, 12 starters three year old females) Zeebreeze (3f Calgary Games-Miss Kadabra-Kadabra) scored at 19.19./1 odds with a late charge between rivals timed in 1.11.8kr. Mats E Djuse doubled in the classics this time for trainer Daniel Wajersten and SRF Stable.

She sports four wins in seven starts for 1,905,500SEK earned. Second was 3/1 Global Halo (3f Missle Hill-Trinity Zet-SJs Photo) handled by trainer Joakim Lovgren for Karin Walter-Mommert. Third was 21.13/1 odds I See Tail Lights (3f Maharajah-Wroom Wroom-From Above) with trainer Markus B Svedberg up for Ola fBrodin AB. The fourth finisher was 21.1/1 In Tango Tempo (3f Walner-Activated-Jacose) with Claes Sjostrom up for trainer Fredrik Wallin.
Replay https://www.atg.se/video/archive/2709282885476/vinnare_2026-10-10_5_10
Solvalla, ATG files/photos
by Thomas H. Hicks, for Harnesslink
- Categories
- Europe, International
- Tags
- New Zealand Harness Racing, Thomas H. Hicks







Comments