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CLAIMS MADE OVER HEROES’ DAY WEEKEND
The race track and stands at Caymanas Park.
Horse Racing, Sports
October 24, 2025

CLAIMS MADE OVER HEROES’ DAY WEEKEND

ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2025

 

RACE TWO

Trainer Adrian Prince claimed horse #1 Storm for owner Leon Ball, from trainer Jason DaCosta for $700,000. Fourteen claims were submitted for. Storm.

Trainer Patrick Taylor claimed horse #4 Lucy In The Sky for owner Donnett Yee, from trainer Damon Gayle for $700,000. Eight claims were submitted for Lucy In The Sky.

Trainer Patrick Taylor claimed horse #5 Conundrum for himself, from trainer Alden Francis for $700,000. Three claims were submitted for Conundrum.

 

ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2025

 

RACE THREE

Trainer Alford Brown claimed horse #1 Undisclosdlocation for himself, from trainer Jason DaCosta for $500,000. Eleven claims were submitted for Undisclosdlocation.

Trainer Edward Walker claimed horse #3 Golden Loyalty for owner Connecticut, from trainer Paul Swaby for $500,000. One claim was submitted for Golden Loyalty.

 

RACE FOUR

 

Trainer Michael Spencer claimed horse #4 Big Guy In The Sky for owner Deleta Brewster, from trainer Norman Smith for $200,000. Sixteen claims were submitted for Big Guy In The Sky.

 

 

ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2025

 

RACE ONE

Trainer Stedman Curtis claimed horse #2 Heroine for owner Clive Robinson, from trainer Nicholas Smith for $350,000. Nine claims were submitted for Heroine.

Trainer Donovan Plummer claimed horse #7 Splendid Vision for owner Joseph Jackson, from trainer Byron Davis for $350,000. Six claims were submitted for Splendid Vision.

 

RACE EIGHT

Trainer Peter John Persaud claimed horse #2 Turnonthelight for himself, from trainer Orville Johnson for $700,000. Two claims were submitted for Turnonthelight.

 

RACE NINE

Trainer Stedman Curtis claimed horse #1 Life Is Life for owner Aston Ramsay, from trainer Ricardo Brown for $1 million. One claim was submitted for Life Is Life.

Trainer Ian Persard claimed horse #7 Sir John for owner Karen Persard, from trainer Tensang Chung for $1 million.

Trainer Oneil Markland claimed horse #8 Natural Dancer for himself, from trainer Marlon Pusey for $1 million. One claim was submitted for Natural Dancer.

 

RACE TEN

Trainer Michael Spencer claimed horse #2 James for owner Delita Brewster, from trainer Adrian Prince for $1.5 million.

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