Racing guide – August 4
Leaving no stone unturned to find awinner. (PHOTOS: JOSEPH WELLINGTON)
Horse Racing, Sports
August 2, 2015

Racing guide – August 4

Trainer Ryan Darby (left) chats with jockey Omar Walker after the two combined for victory with Classy Prospect on Saturday at Caymanas Park. (PHOTOS: JOSEPH WELLINGTON)

Leaving no stone unturned to find a winner.

Longtime CTL staffer Paul Larmond having a blast on the Betting Gaming and Lottery Commission’s sponsored raceday.

Above The Radar (#1 – Aaron Chatrie) was undetected as he came with a searing run to beat race leader Unbreakable (Robert Halledeen).

Trainer Fitzroy Glispie gathering his gear after the win by Lion of Judah.

Jockey Aaron Chatrie and his son Shaheed in the Parade Ring.

Looking for the winners.

Chairman of the Betting Gaming and Lotteries Commission (BGLC), Gary Peart (left) warmly congratulates Dr Glanville Ashton after the latter’s horse Traditional Prince took home the BGLC Trophy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Trainer Fitzroy Glispie gathering his gearafter the win by Lion of Judah.
Trainer Ryan Darby (left) chats withjockey Omar Walker after the twocombined for victory with Classy Prospecton Saturday at Caymanas Park.
Looking for the winners.
Longtime CTL staffer Paul Larmond havinga blast on the Betting Gaming andLotteries Commission-sponsored raceday.
Chairman of the Betting Gaming andLotteries Commission (BGLC), Gary Peart(left) warmly congratulates Dr GlanvilleAshton after the latter’s horse TraditionalPrince took home the BGLC Trophy.
Jockey Aaron Chatrie and his sonShaheed in the Parade Ring.
Above The Radar (#1 – Aaron Chatrie)was undetected as he came with asearing run to beat race leaderUnbreakable (Robert Halledeen).

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