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Sport
St Mary Tech qualify for second round
St Mary Technical are the 32nd and final qualifier for the second round of the ISSA/Wata daCosta Cup football competition, following a ruling by the organisers. Read More
Statue of Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce unveiled
Jamaica's number one female sprinter of all time, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, had the honour of unveiling her own statue alongside Prime Minister Andrew Holness and Minister of Sports Olivia Grange at Statue Park inside Independence Park on Sunday. Read More
The 'Big Daddy' is back and red hot
BIGDADDYKOOL (Linton Steadman) returning to competitive racing after injury setbacks, gave racing fans a glimpse of what's to come later on in the season when he destroyed a good and talented field of eight Open Allowance runners to win the $1.15 million, Nigel B Nunes Memorial Cup... Read More
Boyz lament poor ref, physical Bonaire despite 6-0 triumph
WILLEMSTAD, Curacao — Jamaica's Reggae Boyz came out swinging at the end of their Concacaf Nations League qualifying match against Bonaire at Ergilio Hato Stadium in Curacao on Sunday evening. Read More
Coaches rally Girlz ahead of third-place play-off
Dallas, USA — Having accepted their fate against the United States, Jamaica's senior Reggae Girlz coaching staff quickly went back to the drawing board, as they plot the way forward to a historic World Cup qualification which is still very much in... Read More
US outclass Reggae Girlz 6-0
Dallas , USA — Despite being outclassed 0-6 by defending champions United States in their Concacaf Women's Championships semi-final on Sunday, Jamaica's senior Reggae Girlz are by no means disheartened. Read More
Our heroine!
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Ackera Nugent always had talent and mental toughness, but just needed the proper outlet to challenge herself. Read More
MBU, Humble Lion in tame 1-1 draw
TUCKER, St James — A brilliant goal from Jourdane Fletcher helped Montego Bay United come back from a first-half deficit and earn a 1-1 draw with Humble Lion, in their Red Stripe Premier League first-round game played at WesPow Park in Tucker on Sunday. Read More
Titchfield, Fair Prospect draw 2-2 in d'Cup
Titchfield advanced to the second round of the ISSA/Wata daCosta Cup, after years in the wilderness, when they earned a 2-2 draw against Fair Prospect at Carder Park on Saturday last. Read More
Apprentice Daniel Satchell wants to continue family tradition
DANIEL Satchell became the fifth of the new lot of 21 apprentices to ride a winner. Read More
Deal Marker goes to stud on a winning note
FOLLOWING Deal Marker's win in a claiming ($550,000-$500,000) event for three-year-olds and upward that included native-bred four-year-olds and upward non-winners of four on Saturday, trainer Fitzroy Glispie informed that the chestnut filly is off to... Read More
RACING NEWS…RACING NEWS…RACING NEWS…
BLUE MOON SHINES AGAINTrainer Fitznahum Williams is to be commended for his conditioning skills with Blue Moon, as the chestnut mare completed a quick double at Caymanas Park last Saturday. Read More
Photo: Our heroine!
amaica's Ackera Nugent celebrates with the Jamaican flag after receiving the bronze medal in the women's 100m hurdles on Monday at the Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires, Argentina. (Photo: Collin Reid courtesy of Jamaica Olympic Association) Read More
Cal's Tomato Ketchup Gold Cup Breakfast – A smashing success
THEY came out in their numbers to be feted at the Gold Cup Breakfast on Friday, October 12, at morning exercise at Caymanas Park, the day before the running of the Cal's Tomato Ketchup Gold Cup.Of course, the Supreme Racing Guide was there. Read More
Photo: THE GOLD CUP
After a scintillating run by Will In Charge ridden by Robert Halledeen and trained by Robert Pearson, to win the Cal's Tomato Ketchup Gold Cup on Saturday last at Caymanas Park, the prestigious trophy was presented to Lorna Bagwandeen — representing the owner of the winner W B Racing... Read More
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