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Mayberry Executive Chairman Chris Berry, his wife Dr Patricia Yap (right) and their daughter Dr Lauren Berry made it a family affair. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Lifestyle, Social
December 14, 2024

More from Mouttet

SATURDAY Social shares more highlights from the Caymanas Park infield — the stretch of lawn encompassed by the inner rail of the racetrack — which last Saturday was transformed into party central as racehorse enthusiasts showed up for a Supreme Ventures-led experience at the Mouttet Mile invitational.

And, in an ode to Mocha Mousse being named Pantone’s colour of the year for 2025, Saturday Social shares a few stylistas who knowingly or unknowingly tapped the trendy shade for their Wild Wild West ‘fits at the Mouttet Mile.

 

Photographers: Karl Mclarty & Garfield Robinson

The event’s main sponsor Paul Mouttet (centre) shared a moment with British singer Estelle and Adam Mouttet.Karl Mclarty

Facing the lens were (from left) Flow Director - Supply Chain Damien Lyon; BetMakers Technology Group Head of Operations - Jamaica Naresh Nagrani; and BetMakers Technology Group General Manager Craig Bernard. Karl Mclarty

In from Florida were entrepreneur Matthew Mouttet and his wife Kelly. Karl Mclarty

Out reppin’ Team #ROKHotel were (from left) General Manager Amit Mahbubani; Director of Sales and Marketing Marlene Buckridge; Director of Food & Beverage Sherene Brown; and Director of Human Resources Romario Buchanan.Karl Mclarty

Supreme Ventures director Kent Levy and his wife, Candy Craze CEO Melanie Levy, honoured the event’s theme. Karl Mclarty

Flanking Minister of Finance and the Public Service Fayval Williams were Supreme Ventures Gaming Limited CEO Xesus Johnston (right) and Senior Marketing Manager at Supreme Ventures Group Omar Dattadeen.Karl Mclarty

Leader of the Opposition Mark Golding (second right) and former West Indies cricketer and PNP shadow minister on Labour & Sports Wavell Hinds were snapped with Gary Peart (right), Supreme Ventures Limited executive chairman and his wife Cheryl, moments after the big race.Karl Mclarty

Dr Danielle Miller’s preppy take on the Wild Wild West theme was an easy fave!Karl Mclarty

Horse-racing fan Shante Codrington combined pieces from Fashion Nova and Shein for a cowgirl-chic look that wowed. Karl Mclarty

Ready for a showdown was stylista Sheryll Blair in a custom get-up from Pearline Fashion. Karl Mclarty

Flow Vice-President and General Manager Stephen Price also donned the season’s most sought-after shade.Karl Mclarty

Howdy, Pardna! Field technician Kyodie Fuller snagged the Best Dressed Male title. Karl Mclarty

Caribbean Producers Jamaica (CPJ) Brand Manager of Spirits Natesha Powell signalled leather weather. Karl Mclarty

Supreme Ventures Company Secretary Dionne Reid was chic in a studded leather dress and tonal cowboy boots. Karl Mclarty

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