PHOTOS: The Complete Racing Guide
The unruly La Sidonna (R Lunan) receivingassistance from out rider Keith Saunders beforethe start of last Saturday’s fourth race at thePark. Despite her bad behaviour Lady Sidonnareleased her maiden tag in fine style.PHOTOS: JOSEPH WELLINGTON
Horse Racing, Sports
August 26, 2013

PHOTOS: The Complete Racing Guide

CLASSIC BEAU LYNCH

Classic Beau (purple silks) with Clive Lynch in the saddle gets the better of Sunlight Express (Richard Mitchell).

FRANCIS PAUL THUNDER HEART

Jockey Paul Francis engaging with members of the Public as he enters the racetrack with Thunder Heart.

I HAVE BEEN CHOSEN

I Have Been Chozen, ridden by Kuri Powell, holds on gamely from Jouvon The Master (Paul Francis).

LADY SIDONNA

The unruly La Sidonna (R Lunan) receives assistance from out rider Keith Saunders before the start of last Saturday’s fourth race at the Park. Despite her bad behaviour Lady Sidonna released her maiden tag in fine style.

RIDING HOME

These punters are certainly riding home the horses of their choice.

CATCHING A WINNER

One particular racing fan enjoying that he spotted a winner while those around him are glued to the monitors.

MICHAEL JACKSON

Jamaica’s version of Michael Jackson performing for racing fans. BOWL A SOUP

THE ‘SOUP’ OF THE DAY! This gentleman is really enjoying his choice of soup last Saturday at Caymanas Park.

PHOTOS: JOSEPH WELLINGTON

 

 

 

Classic Beau (purple silks) with Clive Lynch in the saddle getting the better of Sunlight Express (Richard Mitchell).
I Have Been Chozen ridden by Kuri Powell holdingon gamely from Jouvon The Master (Paul Francis).
Jockey Paul Francis engaging withmembers of the public as he entersthe racetrack with Thunder Heart.
THE ‘SOUP’ OF THE DAY! Thisgentleman is really enjoying hischoice of soup last Saturday atCaymanas Park.

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