Racing Snaps 2 – Saturday, November 20, 2021
After victory trainer Patrick Fong takes the tongue tie off Ruds D Indian.(Photos: Joseph Wellington)
Horse Racing, Sports
November 22, 2021

Racing Snaps 2 – Saturday, November 20, 2021

After victory trainer Patrick Fong takes the tongue tie off Ruds D Indian. (Photos: Joseph Wellington)

Assistant trainer Roy Jones has his equipment ready for saddling.

A member of the Caymanas track staff raking the racing surface.

Despite going wide Sir Arjun Babu (Linton Steadman) still ran out an easy winner.

Sweetyman (Nicholas Hibbert) winning on debut.

Assistant trainer Roy Jones has his equipment ready for saddling.
A member of the Caymanas track staff raking the racing surface.
Despite going wide Sir Arjun Babu (Linton Steadman) still ran out an easy winner.
Sweetyman (Nicholas Hibbert) winning on debut.

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