Racing Snaps – Sunday, September 25, 2022
Apprentice Matthew Bennett gives thanks after bringing home D's Choice in the day's sixth event. (Photos: Garfield Robinson)
Horse Racing, Sports
September 29, 2022

Racing Snaps – Sunday, September 25, 2022

Conditioner Welsh Soutar (right) shares a photo click with jockey Roger Hewitt after the two combined to win with Custer.
KP Choice on his way to career win number two guided by Aaron “The Iceman” Chatrie.
Trainer Keffin Murray (left) with his winning charge KP Choice (Aaron Chatrie). The listed groom at right is John Lewis.
After a long break top-grader Oneofakind (Reyan Lewis) makes his return to competitive racing.
Conditioner Christopher Pierre in the winners’ enclosure following the win by Diligent.

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