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Warriorstomp ends 19-race wait with 31-1 shocker at Caymanas Park
Omar Walker winning aboard Warriorstomp on Saturday, June 13, 2026. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Horse Racing, Sports
June 16, 2026

Warriorstomp ends 19-race wait with 31-1 shocker at Caymanas Park

AFTER 19 career starts with just one second-place and one third-place finish, Warriorstomp finally found the winning post in front on Saturday, June 13, 2026.

The five-year-old bay horse upset a field of more-fancied rivals to win a Maiden Condition race for native-bred horses five years old and up at Caymanas Park.

Trained by Alfred Davidson and ridden by Omar Walker, Warriorstomp went off at long odds of 31-1. Few expected him to win but Walker had other plans. From the gate, Walker hustled Warriorstomp straight to the front.

The bay horse set the pace ahead of C W Treasure (Shane Richardson), Time Bomb (Tyrese Anderson), and Sweet Bern (Tevin Foster) as they headed into the half-mile turn. Warriorstomp upped the tempo around the turn and brought the field into the stretch on a merry clip.

Omar Walker (left) watches the replay of his victory aboard Warriorstomp with his son Omar Walker Jr on Saturday, June 13, 2026.Naphtali Junior

Omar Walker (left) watches the replay of his victory aboard Warriorstomp with his son Omar Walker Jr on Saturday, June 13, 2026. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)

In deep stretch, Warriorstomp kept up his work and pulled away. He won pretty easily by four lengths over Time Bomb and C W Treasure. The final time for the six-furlong, 1,200m race was 1:16.2. The splits were 24.1, 49.4, and 1:02.4.

Warriorstomp is bred by Savoy Stomp out of the Taqarub mare Cup O Tea.

­­— Ruddy Allen

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