Racing Snaps for Wednesday, February 26, 2020
Veteran trainer Lee Clarke (right) in the saddling barn area with jockey Devon AThomas (Photos: Naphtali Junior)
Horse Racing, Sports
February 27, 2020

Racing Snaps for Wednesday, February 26, 2020

Veteran trainer Lee Clarke (right) in the saddling barn area with jockey Devon A Thomas (Photos: Naphtali Junior)

Apprentice Reyan Lewis making sure everyone knows that he rode a triple.

Trainer Patrick “Wacky” Lynch (left) having a chat with jockey Dane Nelson.

Apprentice Reyan Lewis making sure everyone knows that he rode a triple.
Trainer Patrick “Wacky” Lynch (left) having a chat with jockey Dane Nelson.
Apprentice Oshane Nugent (left) being showered with love by racing fans afterbringing home two winners.
Jockey Phillip Parchment (left) poses with his award for being voted as the mostimproved rider for 2019.
In-form trainer Ian Parsard (left) and jockey Omar Walker leave the saddling barnarea.

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