Photos: ‘Canter Man’ — The special moments
Shane Ellis winning the Caribbean Sprint Championship on St Cecelia. (Photos: Observer file)
Horse Racing, Sports
January 14, 2019

Photos: ‘Canter Man’ — The special moments

After victory in the Jamaica Oaks, the winning combination of jockey Shane Ellis (right) and trainer Fitzroy Glispie celebrate together.

A jubilant Shane Ellis winning the Jamaica Oaks on the Fitzroy Glispie-trained Raven Renae.

Relampago winning the Derby under the guidance of the “Canter Man”, Shane Ellis.

Typewriter achieved his Derby victory with Shane Ellis in the saddle.

Shane Ellis winning the Caribbean Sprint Championship on St Cecelia. (Photos: Observer file)

Typewriter achieved his Derby victory with Shane Ellis in the saddle.
Relampago winning the Derby under the guidance of the “Canter Man”, Shane Ellis.
A jubilant Shane Ellis winning the Jamaica Oaks on the FitzroyGlispie-trained Raven Renae.
After victory in the Jamaica Oaks, the winning combination of jockey Shane Ellis (right) and trainerFitzroy Glispie celebrate together.

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