
The Delhi High Court has refused interim relief to horse owner Ravinder Pal Singh Chauhan, who sought to restrain the Delhi Race Club from enforcing its ‘family unit’ cap for the 2025–26 racing season.
The Court upheld the rule limiting each family unit to 40 horses and allowing only three entries per race, observing that it prevents monopolisation and potential rigging. It found a rational nexus between the rule and the objective of ensuring fair races.
The Court also noted that Chauhan had an effective alternative remedy before the appellate body, and failed to establish a prima facie case or irreparable harm warranting an interim injunction.
[Ravinder Pal Singh Chauhan v. Delhi Race Club Ltd & Ors]
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