PHOTOS: DIAMOND MILE 2016 Pt 2
ENJOYING THE DIAMOND MILE RACEDAY: Owner and breeder Howard Hamilton (left), trainer Richard Azan (centre) and Richard Azan Jnr are all enjoying their Diamond Mile day on the infield at Caymanas Park.<strong></strong>
Horse Racing, Sports
December 15, 2016

PHOTOS: DIAMOND MILE 2016 Pt 2

ENJOYING THE DIAMOND MILE RACEDAY: Owner and breeder Howard Hamilton (left), trainer Richard Azan (centre) and Richard Azan Jnr are all enjoying their Diamond Mile day on the infield at Caymanas Park.

 

 

 

 

The stunningly beautiful and regal Kayann Williams<strong> (Photos: Antonio Graham)</strong>
Hermine Metcalfe, wife of Betting Gaming and Lottery chairman Clovis Metcalfe, enjoying a sip of wine in her most appropriate purple and white outfit.<strong></strong>
A well-outfitted Diamond stepper.<strong></strong>
For sure when you&rsquo;re a winner, as trainer Gregory Forsyth was on Saturday&rsquo;s Diamond Mile raceday, your stocks are considerably boosted.<strong></strong>
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