Without a doubt the spotlight will be on Legacy Isle as he takes on six rivals in the $1.75-million Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame Trophy at Caymanas Park today. The talented American-bred bay horse has been making waves with his impressive performances, and many are expecting him to cruise to another easy win in the Graded Stakes/Open Allowance contest over six furlongs (1,200m).

Legacy Isle’s recent dominance in the Supreme Ventures Limited 24th Anniversary Trophy over five and a half furlongs (1,100m) on June 21 has left little doubt about his abilities. The Rohan Crichton trainee won by 8 ¼ lengths in a smooth 1:06.0. With his exceptional speed and class, he’s the one to beat in this highly anticipated race.

However, Legacy Isle won’t be facing easy competition. Pack Plays, who finished second behind
Champion Bubbler, will be looking to challenge him. Pack Plays has shown impressive form and will be looking to make a statement in this high-profile race. Pack Plays won easily at six and a half furlongs (1,300m) on April 19, which makes him a potential threat to Legacy Isle. If he can replicate that performance, he might give Legacy Isle a run for his money.

Mahogany, one of two Jamaican-bred runners, is determined to make an impact. Mahogany finished third behind Legacy Isle in a previous race, but with Legacy Isle in the field, his chances of winning are slim. However, he should still run well and might finish in a respectable position.

Digital One might just shake up the form book with a career-best effort. This talented filly has been improving with each start and could potentially provide a surprise in the race. Wall Street Trader, trained by Rowan Mathie, finished fifth behind Legacy Isle in a previous race and will be looking to make his mark.

As the gate opens, Legacy Isle will need to bring his A-game to take home the trophy. With his impressive form, it’s hard to bet against him. But racing is unpredictable, and anything can happen. Will
Legacy Isle dominate once again, or will one of his rivals pull off an upset? The Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame Trophy promises to be an exciting event, with Legacy Isle facing stiff competition from a talented field of rivals.

The three-year-olds and upward contest is positioned as the eighth event on the 10-race card with a post time of 4:40 pm. First race is at high noon.

— Ruddy Allen

Ones to watch

Race 1) Rohan Kabir/Nala’s Bushman/Six Avenue

Race 2) Sash On/Rocket Fire Seb/Brompton Boy

Race 3) Money Monster/Bern Notice/Mr Senator

Race 4) Money Must/Tappinn/Security Code

Race 5) Last Hoorah/Time Bomb/Blinding Light

Race 6) Sir John/Justin Biden/Wilson

Race 7) Florindia/Zulu Warrior/Riches to Rags

Race 8) Legacy Isle/Pack Plays/Mahogany

Race 9) Oil Machine/Blood Moon/Train of Thought

Race 10) Primo Suprema/All Together/Miss Braeton