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Unbelievable Force returns to winning ways with dominant win
Raddesh Roman wins aboard Unbelievable Force in the $1.25 million Millard Ziadie Memorial Cup feature on Saturday. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Horse Racing, Sports
May 25, 2025

Unbelievable Force returns to winning ways with dominant win

Unbelievable Force, the talented four-year-old American-bred dark bay/brown filly, has returned to winning ways in impressive fashion, taking the $1.25-million Millard Ziadie Memorial Cup at Caymanas Park on Saturday.

Trained by Philip Feanny and ridden by Raddesh Roman, Unbelievable Force delivered an emphatic four and a quarter-length victory in the Overnight Allowance contest for three-year-olds and upward over five and a half furlongs (1,100m).

The filly, owned by ACK Stables, showcased her exceptional speed and agility, winning in a time of 1:06.30 minutes (23.4 x 46.4 x 59.3). Money Market, ridden by Paul Francis, finished second, while Girvano, piloted by Robert Halledeen, took third place. This convincing win marks Unbelievable Force’s fifth career victory from 11 starts.

Roman had a remarkable day with four winners on the 10-race card. In addition to Unbelievable Force, Roman’s winners included Cataba (fifth race) and Prolific Prince (10th race), both trained by Adrian Prince, and Lion Charmer (sixth race) for trainer Patrick Lynch.

Prince also had an outstanding day, saddling three winners in addition to Cataba and Prolific Prince, he had Incredible Jo (ridden by Reyan Lewis) winning the seventh race. Notably, Cataba, Incredible Jo, and Prolific Prince are all owned by O&S Racers, highlighting the team’s impressive performance.

With racing set to continue this Saturday, fans can look forward to more thrilling performances on the track.

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