CLAIMS MADE ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2025
Little Grovy Thing (Omar Walker) was claimed out of the second race for $350,000. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Horse Racing, Sports
November 18, 2025

CLAIMS MADE ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2025

RACE ONE

 

Trainer Michael Thomas claimed horse #3 XY Soul for owner Errol Dixon from trainer Donovan Russell for $200,000.

 

RACE TWO

 

Trainer Winston McIntosh claimed horse #4 Little Grovy Thing for himself from trainer Norman Smith for $350,000.

Trainer Byron Davis claimed horse #9 Jon P for himself from trainer Donovan Plummer for $350,000.

 

RACE SIX

 

Trainer Fernando Geddes claimed horse #1 Pappie Don for himself from trainer Gregg Fennell for $700,000.

Trainer Adrian Prince claimed horse #3 Lucy In The Sky for over Boss Baby from trainer Patrick Taylor for $700,000.

Trainer Joseph Thomas claimed horse #5 She’s MyHedgefund for Beresford Broadbell from trainer Gresford Smith $700,000.

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