Racing Snaps — Saturday, November 5, 2022
Owner Oral Hayden (left) with Turnonthelight. The listed groom is Oshane Hamilton.
Horse Racing, Sports
November 10, 2022

Racing Snaps — Saturday, November 5, 2022

Executive chairman at Supreme Ventures Racing and Entertainment Limited Solomon Sharpe (in vehicle) congratulates winning owner Hubert Kerr.
Six-time champion jockey Omar Walker (right) with his son Omar Jr and trainer Dennis Thwaites. Omar piloted Zabratone trained by Thwaites, to victory on the day.
THE MARAGHS ARE IN TOWN: Jockey Allen “Bongo John” Maragh after his win on Amad Ali shares the winning moment with his nephew jockey Rajiv Maragh. Looking on is family friend William Reid.
Assistant trainer Peter John Parsard with bucket in hand cools down Bootylucious.(Photos: Garfield Robinson)
The winning combination of trainer Delroy Spencer (left) and jockey Robert Halledeen

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