Naura Ayu Tantang War Kudeta: Siapa Penguasa 1.850 Meter?

Naura Ayu Challenges War Kudeta: Who Will Reign Over the 1,850-Meter Track?

SARGA.CO – Prestige and pride will collide on the racetrack in the Class B 1,850-Meter race, one of the most anticipated events in the Indonesia’s Horse Racing (IHR) Pordasi 59th National Championship Series II. The showdown will take place at the Sultan Agung Horse Racing Field, Bantul, Yogyakarta (DIY), on Sunday, October 19, 2025, featuring nine powerful horses from across the archipelago.

According to the official draw released by PP Pordasi, a heated duel is expected between two top contenders: Naura Ayu from East Java and War Kudeta from West Java. But the rivalry won’t end there—several other competitors are ready to spring surprises over the 1,850-meter distance.

Line-Up – Class B 1,850-Meter Race:

War Kudeta (West Java) – Gate 9
Spektra Davinci (Jakarta) – Gate 4
Ross Audia (Central Java) – Gate 3
Naura Ayu (East Java) – Gate 2
AL Ablaq (East Java) – Gate 1
P Ratu Samudra (South Kalimantan) – Gate 5
P Tupai King (East Java) – Gate 7
Padagi NSL (Central Sulawesi) – Gate 6
Manik Siwa (West Java) – Gate 8

Naura Ayu vs. War Kudeta: Who’s the Fastest?

All eyes are on the main duel between Naura Ayu, the agile and explosive East Java contender, and War Kudeta, the West Java powerhouse starting from the outermost Gate 9. Naura Ayu holds the advantage of a more strategic start from Gate 2, while War Kudeta boasts an impressive track record and top speeds from previous series.

Both horses are expected to push hard from the start, ensuring a fierce head-to-head that will dominate spectators’ attention throughout the race.

Dark Horses Ready to Shake Things Up

Beyond the headline favorites, Spektra Davinci (Jakarta) and Manik Siwa (West Java) have also shown consistent performances in earlier competitions. Padagi NSL from Central Sulawesi could prove dangerous with its late-race acceleration, while East Java’s local representatives, P Tupai King and AL Ablaq, are known for bold moves that can disrupt even the strongest frontrunners.

More Than a Race – A Test of Class and Strategy

The Class B 1,850-Meter event isn’t just about raw speed—it’s about strategy, endurance, and racing instincts on a demanding long-distance track. Success will depend on the perfect combination of horse stamina, jockey intelligence, and smart positioning, all of which promise a dramatic, edge-of-your-seat showdown right up to the finish line.