The Jigzy Blade pair of Talented Tony K and Nothingbutthebest have changed stables.

Both horses were previously trained by Lorne Kirlew and have now been moved to the stables of Patrick Lynch.

The move of stables was confirmed by Kirlew.

“I am no longer training Talented Tony K and Nothingbutthebest. Both horses are now under the care of Patrick Lynch,” Kirlew told the Complete Racing Guide.

Talented Tony K won the 2,000 Guineas in 2014.

FIVE HORSES CLAIMED ON SUNDAY

Only five horses were claimed on the nine-race programme at Caymanas Park on Sunday.

Prince O’Shaun was claimed from Victor Williams by Noel Freeman for SAC for $180,000, while Winesha was claimed from Neive Graham by Steven Todd for Hubert Kerr, also for $180,000 from the first race.

In the second race on a $180,000 claiming tag, Everald Francis claimed Bars of Gold for Randolph Scott from Gresford Smith, and Noel Freeman claimed Sink The Bismarck for SAC from Victor Williams.

Donovan Plummer lost Frankensorm for $350,000 to Winston Morris acting as both trainer and owner from the sixth race.

MONTEGONIAN GETS HOME

After finishing second to last in the recent 1,000 Guineas, Montegonian used that experience and romped home easily in a maiden condition race at Caymanas Park on Sunday.

With Chalrick Budhai riding for trainer Gordon Lewis, Montegonian stormed past rivals in deep stretch to win going away by two-and-three-quarter lengths over 1,800 metres in a final time of 1:57:3 minutes.

Red Parrot (Omar Walker) finished second ahead of Guava Ground (Delroy Beharie) in third and Old Braeton, under Dane Dawkins, in fourth.