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18 of the best entered for SVL’s climax
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Horse Racing, Sports
BY OBSERVER RACING WRITER  
December 14, 2016

18 of the best entered for SVL’s climax

…as She’s A Maneater seeks ‘Triple Crown’ title

Eighteen juveniles representing the leading two-year-olds currently in training are provisionally entered for the grand finale of the Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL)-sponsored Two-Year-Old Triple Crown series of races — sthe one mile (1,600m) Jamaica Two-Year-Old Stakes scheduled for Boxing Day (December 27) at Caymanas Park.

As is to be expected, the list of 18 is headed by the Wayne DaCosta-trained She’s A Maneater, who has impressed thus far in her career, winning her three races to date, including the first two legs of the SVL series, the Cash Pot ‘Only One for Me’ Trophy (six furlongs – 1,200m) and the Pick-3 Super Challenge Trophy (seven furlongs – 1,400m).

DaCosta is represented in the race by three other runners, Fearless Samurai, Armageddon, and Mr Universe.

Trainer Anthony Nunes has provisionally entered four horses in the top race for two-year-olds, Very Classic, the improvingSotomayor, Runallday, and recent winner Bilingual. Runallday is the only maiden on the list having raced once, finishing second to Khaleesi’s Revenge on last Saturday’s Diamond Mile raceday.

PROVISIONAL ENTRIES

(Note in alphabetical order)

HORSE  – TRAINERS

Akash Louis Richards

Armageddon Wayne DaCosta

Awesome Sauce Richard Azan

Bilingual Anthony Nunes

Great Faith Gary Subratie

Fearless Samurai Wayne DaCosta

Khaleesi’s Revenge Philip Feanny

Lady Faye Dennis Lee

Market Force Richard Azan

Money Magnet Richard Azan

Mr Universe Wayne DaCosta

Runallday Anthony Nunes

She’s A Maneater Wayne DaCosta

Sotomayor Anthony Nunes

Storm Princess Collin Blair

Thornhill Miss Gresford Smith

Thundereble Gary Subratie

Very Classic Anthony Nunes

 

 

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