Four horses claimed on saturday
Unbreakable claimed for $450,000<strong> (Photo: Joseph Wellington)</strong>
Horse Racing, Sports
October 9, 2016

Four horses claimed on saturday

Four horses were claimed on the 10-race programme at Caymanas Park last Saturday.

Unbreakable, who won the fifth race, was claimed from Steven Todd by Terrence McWhinney for Dale Powell for $450,000.

In the 10th and final event on a $180,000 claiming tag, Howard Jaghai claimed Di Cobre for Bombay Stud Farm from Ray Phillips; Lawrence Freemantle took Sneak Peek from Kevin Brivette for Lloyd Salmon, and Johnny Wilmot lost Aquilo to Marlon Anderson acting as both trainer and owner.

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