Racing photo page1 – January 9, 2018
Mayor of Spanish Town Norman Scott (centre) presents the St Catherine Cup to David Lumsden - representingthe owner of the winning horse, Zephyr. Brando Hayden, chief operating officer at Supreme Ventures Racing andEntertainment Limited, looks on.
Horse Racing, Sports
January 8, 2018

Racing photo page1 – January 9, 2018

Mayor of Spanish Town Norman Scott (centre) presents the St Catherine Cup to David Lumsden – representing the owner of the winning horse, Zephyr. Brando Hayden, chief operating officer at Supreme Ventures Racing and Entertainment Limited, looks on.

Breezy Adlih (Linton Steadman) trained by Michael Marlowe making her first competitive steps on the racetrack on Saturday.

Margaret Parchment, one of three female trainers in Jamaica, in the saddling barn area before the start of last Saturday’s ninth race.

Enjoying the winning feeling to the maximum.

Absolutely nothing more needs to be said here. (Photos: Joseph Wellington)

Breezy Adlih (Linton Steadman) trained by Michael Marlowe making her first competitive steps on the racetrack on Saturday.
Margaret Parchment, one of three female trainers in Jamaica, in the saddling barn area before the start of last Saturday’s ninth race.
Enjoying the winning feeling to the maximum.
Absolutely nothing more needs to be said here. (Photos: Joseph Wellington)
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