December 5, 2023
Wednesday, December 6, 2023
With the promise of historic firsts, international stars, and a premium experience, racing enthusiasts turned out in their numbers last Saturday for the second running of the Mouttet Mile Invitational at Jamaica’s home of horse racing: Caymanas Park.
But it was the infield experience that got the Page 2 nod. Building on the success of the previous year, the lounge — which has become the place to watch the races at the Mouttet Mile — played host to a Kings and Queens of Caymanas Park-themed affair where guests were encouraged to put their best style foot forward for a day of betting and bragging.
Here are the highlights.
Going The Extra Mile – Joining Supreme Ventures Group Director Nicholas Mouttet (left) for a family photo-op was his nephew Paul Gerry Mouttet (second right); his wife Margaret and their son Paul Geramy.(Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Lucky Three – In from Kentucky to support jockey Julien Leparoux — who guided Rough Entry to Mouttet Mile victory — was his wife Shea, and sons Mitchell (left) and Vinn. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
On Track – Supreme Ventures Group CMO Heather Goldson went with a white kaftan and gold headpiece for the occasion. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Bet On Us! – Hanging out infield were (from left) Supreme Ventures Director Emeritus Ian Levy; Supreme Ventures Racing and Entertainment Limited (SVREL) Executive Chairman Solomon Sharpe; and Trade Winds Citrus Limited CEO Peter McConnell. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Page Turners – Actress Karen Harriott (left) and Lorraine Younger perused the pages of the Jamaica Observer Racing Guide. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
King & Queen – Chanelling the Empress of China was Dr Patricia Yap, while her husband Mayberry Investments Chairman Chris Berry came as the King of IPO. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Jet Lagged – After a 22-hour flight from Austria, Vnet Services owner Claus Peter Paula and CEO Sonja Gollowitzer were happy to chillax at the Caymanas Park Infield. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Screen Time – In between coverage for Fox Sports, four-time Breeders’ Cup winning jockey Rajiv Maragh stepped into the Page 2 frame with his wife Angelina, and their son Luka. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
