Racing Snaps – 2023 Jamaica 2000 Guineas
THE 2000 GUINEAS WINNING CONNECTIONS – From left trainer, part-owner, and breeder Richard Azan (white cap), jockey Dane Dawkins (blue and yellow), and Alexander Haber, part- owner, and breeder.
Horse Racing, Sports
June 8, 2023

Racing Snaps – 2023 Jamaica 2000 Guineas

Part -owner and breeder of Mojito, Alexander Haber (right, with joy, lifts the 2000 Guineas Trophy, along with trainer, part-owner and breeder, Richard Azan.
The winning connections of 2000 Guineas winner Mojito, taking a slice of Classic history. (Photos: Garfield Robinson)
Part-owner and breeder of Mojito, Alexander Haber (left), leads in his winning charge. The listed groom (right) is Reverton Nelson.
Money Miser being saddled before the start of the 2000 Guineas. Money Miser finished second in the event.
Mojito (Dane Dawkins) during the parade of horses.

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