Racing Snaps for Saturday, June 12, 2021
Commissioner (Dane Nelson) poses in front of the winning post. The listed groom is Hiroshi O'Riley. (Photos: Garfield Robinson)
Horse Racing, Sports
June 14, 2021

Racing Snaps for Saturday, June 12, 2021

Commissioner (Dane Nelson) poses in front of the winning post. The listed groom is Hiroshi O’Riley. (Photos: Garfield Robinson)

Trainer Philip Feanny (right) and jockey Oshane Nugent having a chat before the start of a race.

Jockey Bebeto Harvey (left) getting last-minute instructions from trainer Gregory Forsyth. Harvey rode Master of Hall for Forsyth in the ninth race.

Trainer Michael Marlowe (left) and jockey Ramon Nepare finalising their racing plans.

Trainer Philip Feanny (right) and jockey Oshane Nugent having a chat before the start of a race.
Jockey Bebeto Harvey (left) getting last-minute instructions from trainer Gregory Forsyth. Harvey rode Master of Hall for Forsyth in the ninth race.
Trainer Michael Marlowe (left) and jockey Ramon Nepare finalising their racing plans.
With bag in tow, trainer Ian Parsardmakes his way from the saddlingbarn area.

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