1. H H Hari Singhji, the Maharajadhiraja of Jammu and Kashmir leading in Royal Sabe (Jagdish up)
2. Astride King Solomon which incidentally was Jagdish's first ride as an apprentice jockey. The same horse provided him first success, few months later at Mumbai. King Soloman, an Arab horse, was trained by D W Balfour and owned by A D Abraham
3. Jagdish proudly displaying the trophy presented by Bangalore Turf Clubin 1973 for completing 1000 winners.
4. Dr M A M Ramaswamy, Chairman of the Madras Race Club, presenting the jockeys championship memento to M Jagdish at Guindy in 1982
5. A familiar sight at the race courses all over the country during Jagdish's hey days. Receiving one of those numerous mementos for emerging as the champion jockey at Secunderabad in 1962. Races are no longer held at Secunderabad, with the newly built race course at Malakpet at the old city of Hyderabad being the permanent venue.
