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Supreme Ventures renews racing sponsorship
Sonia Davidson, vice-president of group corporate communications hands overthe sponsor’s crystal trophy to CTL Chairman Christopher Brown (second right).Also included are CTL’s marketing manager David Hobson (second left) andracing secretary Denzil Miller Jnr. (PHOTO: HURBUN WILLIAMS)
Horse Racing, Sports
BY HURBUN WILLIAMS Observer writer  
October 10, 2013

Supreme Ventures renews racing sponsorship

SUPREME Ventures Limited (SVL) has renewed its sponsorship of the SVL Jamaica two-year-old horse racing series and, in conjunction with Caymanas Track Limited, announced the ninth running of the three-part challenge series for native-bred two-year-olds beginning in October.

The ultra-rich series is set to begin with the 9th running of the Cash Pot “Only One For Me” Trophy (Gr.III) going 1,200 metres for a purse of $2,950,000 on Saturday, October 19.

The second of the three races, the ninth running of the Pick 3 Super Challenge Trophy (Grade II) for a purse of $3,600,000, going 1,400 metres, will be run on November 30 with the 101 running of the Supreme Ventures Limited Jamaica Two-Year-Old Stakes on December 26, over 1,600 metres for the whopping purse of $4,250,000.

SVL will inject $6,500,000 to purses over the three race days, inclusive of a $1,000,000 bonus going to the owner

of the two-year-old who wins all

three races.

The announcement was made during a joint press briefing at the Courtleigh Hotel in Kingston yesterday, where CTL secretary of racing Denzil Miller Jnr outlined racing details while Sonia Davidson, vice-president of group corporate communications, handed over the sponsor’s crystal trophy to CTL Chairman Christopher Brown.

The native-bred three-year-old triple series races have become the most exciting for the futurity juveniles on the racing calendar, to the extent that they have been coined the two-year-old triple crown.

Racing Secretary Miller is expecting another exciting start to this year’s series 12 possible starters to include: Kick N Play (owned and trained by Lorenzo Robinson), Insane Bolt, Mom Rules, Santana, Liar Liar, Golden Bullet, Blade Runner, Gold Nut, Woman Is Boss; Queen Paula, Boy Wonder (owned by Thomas Pragnell); and Princess Popstar (owned by 2 Penyu).

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