One by one, the horse races in the Indonesia’s Horse Racing (IHR) Triple Crown Series II 2025 Championship began. Winners have emerged from the first three races held at the Tegalwaton Racecourse, Semarang Regency, Central Java, on Sunday, May 18, 2025.

Rajo Pasopati from Djangkar Bumi Stable, Red Ricee (SSC Hawwa Farm Stable), and Maxi Of Halim (King Halim Stable) have lifted trophies, each with prize money worth tens of millions of rupiah.

The victory in Race IV, Class F – 1000 Meters at IHR Triple Crown Series II 2025 was special, as it marked the first title for Lang Lang Jagad, ridden by jockey Agus Setiono and trained by Mochamad Rizal.

“The horse has great stamina, is still young, and this is its first win,” said Munawir.

Lang Lang Jagad is a 2-year-old stallion born from Touateq and White Face. Standing 142 cm tall, the horse previously only placed 4th and 5th in its last three races.

In her last three races, Artemis, weighing 53.5 kg, had consistently reached the podium as runner-up.

According to Karina Saddak, a representative of Dago Stable, the win was due to Artemis’s consistent performance, thanks to her mature age.

Although relieved by the win in the 1200-meter Class E race, Karina admitted feeling nervous as the race was closely contested.

This win earned Ravelio the Sarga Trophy and a prize of IDR 15 million.

Ravelio is a stallion born from Dubai’s Choice and Ratu Biaro. Standing 150 cm tall, this horse previously won first place in three consecutive races.

Owned by H. Topan Firmansyah of Batu Kereta Stable, Ravelio was ridden by jockey Ended Ramad and trained by Heri Rukmana in this race.

Iman Hartono, owner of Eclipse Stable, said Nara Eclipse’s victory was unexpected. His team initially predicted that Takugawa Eclipse would win in that class.

“It was exciting. We expected Takugawa to win, so this came as a surprise,” said Iman.

In the seventh race, Eclipse Stable entered two of its top horses: Nara Eclipse and Takugawa Eclipse. Nara Eclipse, a filly, is the offspring of Minahasa Eclipse and Florent Eclipse.

According to Kristandi, a representative of Eclipse Stable, Oshin Eclipse was initially in third place after the start but surged ahead in the last 200 meters to win.
“This is her second win—two races, two victories. She was initially in third place,” he said.
Oshin Eclipse is a 2-year-old filly born to Tuan Nagari and Suko Nagari. She stands 144 cm tall and was ridden by jockey Meikel Soleran and trained by Rulli Soleran.