The Complete Racing Guide
A winning start for Make My Day with jockey Robert Halledeen.
Horse Racing, Sports
February 1, 2015

The Complete Racing Guide

CAPTION – Trainer Stephen Todd sprints to the winners’ enclosure after the win by Green Beret. (PHOTOS: GARFIELD ROBINSON)

CAPTION – Former champion jockey Omar Walker (left) in the Parade Ring with former Jamaican footballer, Paul Young.

CAPTION – A winning start for Make My Day with jockey Robert Halledeen.

CAPTION – Waheed Najmah being guided to victory by Aaron Chatrie.

CAPTION – Lady Shankari pulls away from rivals under the guidance of Shane Ellis.

 

 

 

Waheed Najmah being guided to victory by Aaron Chatrie.
Lady Shankari pulls away from rivals under the guidance of Shane Ellis.
Former champion jockey Omar Walker (left) in the Parade Ringwith former Jamaican footballer, Paul Young.
Trainer Steven Todd sprints to the winners’ enclosure after thewin by Green Beret. (PHOTOS: GARFIELD ROBINSON)

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