RACING SNAPS FOR WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2019
Trainer Richard Azan, with his wife Monique, makes a return to the winners'enclosure. (Photos: Naphtali Junior)
Horse Racing, Sports
September 26, 2019

RACING SNAPS FOR WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2019

Trainer Richard Azan, with his wife Monique, makes a return to the winners’

enclosure.

(Photos: Naphtali Junior)

Trainer Phillip Elliott (fourth left) with the connections of his winning chargeBlack Point. The rider is apprentice Romario Smith.
Trainer Neville Peralto (right) with apprentice Christopher Mamdeen after the win byStruck by Grace, which was Peralto’s first winner for this year
Photogenic (Daniel Satchell) being assisted by the outrider.
Apprentice Romario Smith afterhis victory on Black Point.
Jockey Javaniel Patterson (left) explainesto trainer Patrick Taylor how he got the jobdone on Another Commander.

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