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All For Love gets the nod in Yvonne Mattis Cup feature
All For Love winning the fourth race on Saturday, March 16, 2024 with Dane Dawkins in the saddle..
Horse Racing, Sports, Sports Racing Guide
Ruddy Allen | Sports Writer  
May 10, 2024

All For Love gets the nod in Yvonne Mattis Cup feature

The Yvonne Mattis Cup, a three-year-old and upward Overnight Allowance contest over 9 furlongs (1,800m), takes centre stage on tomorrow’s 10-race card.

A field of 10 runners is down to compete for the $1.25-million purse on offer.

The Jamaica Observer’s The Supreme Racing Guide takes a look at each runner and their chances of winning.

 

1. SUNSET SILHOUTTE: (5 m by Northern Giant – Ahwhofah) – Capable runner who has been running some races of late. Sunset Silhoutte is going to enjoy this trip and is yet again expected to do well.

 

2. CLASSICAL ORB (USA): (6 b g by Orb – Tiz A Masterpiece) – Is best left alone here.

 

3. INSPIRE FORCE (USA): (4 ch c by Union Jackson – Exotic Design) – Ran an encouraging race when finishing in fourth place behind
Get A Pepsi, All For Love, and Justin Biden over 6 ½ furlongs (1,300m) on April 28. With the distance increased here, Inspire Force should run another pleasing race.

 

4. RAINSVILLE: (5 gr by Casual Trick – Fiftyoneshadesofray) – Finished a dismal fifth behind Sonny T and Chippy over 9 furlongs and 25 yards (1,820m) on April 13. Rainsville is expected to run an improved race here.

 

5. ALL FOR LOVE: (4 ch f by Nuclear Wayne – Princess Sallema) – Finished second behind Get A Pespi at 6 ½ furlongs on April 28 in the Temperence Oaks Trophy. All For Love is going to appreciate this extended journey and could go one better.

 

6. JUSTIN BIDEN: (5 ch g by Lion Tamer – Wagon Wheel) – Is going to be left behind here.

 

7. BABYLIKE: (5 dkb m by Savoy Stomp – Ladylike) – Finished second to the unbeaten American-bred Funcaandun at a mile on April 27.
Babylike can upset the applecart here.

 

8. STOMP THE RHYTHM: (5 b c by Savoy Stomp – River Rhythm) – Cannot be recommended for a winning run. Note: Tongue-tie on.

 

9. POSITIVE ID: (6 b h by Bern Identity – Bubble Gal Bubble) – Cannot win here.

 

10. ZION: (6 b h by Nasheet – She’s a Charm) – Can safely be bypassed here.

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