Mojito (Tajay Suckoo) easily wins division two of the $1.25-million King’s Plate feature at Caymanas Park in St Catherine on Sunday. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)Photo: Naphtali Junior
Neo Star, Mojito shine in King’s Plate divisions
NEO Star and Mojito delivered impressive performances to win their respective divisions of the $1.25-million King’s Plate feature race at Caymanas Park on Sunday.
In the first division of the Overnight Allowance contest for three-year-olds and upward over seven and a half furlongs (1,500m), Neo Star, trained by Anthony Nunes, staged a thrilling come-from-behind victory.
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Ridden by apprentice jockey Richie Shakes, Neo Star produced a strong run in deep stretch to win by 2¾ lengths, ahead of Mahogany (Reyan Lewis) and Divine Force (Shane Ellis), stopping the clock in 1:32.4 (23.3 x 46.3 x 1:12.2 x 1:25.4).
Meanwhile Mojito, trained by Richard Azan, dominated the second division.
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Ridden by apprentice jockey Tajay Suckoo, Mojito led from start to finish, securing a convincing 4½-length victory in 1:31.2 (24.1 x 47.0 x 1:12.0 x 1:25.0). Unspun (Robert Halledeen) took second, with
Sonny T and Chippy (Dick Cardenas) finishing third.
Champion trainer Jason DaCosta was not to be left out of the celebration as he saddled three winners on the nine-race card. He won with Girvano (Shavon Townsend) in the third race, She’s Myhedgefund (Anthony Allen) in the sixth race, and Summer Palace (Robert Halldeen) in the seventh race.
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Racing is to continue on Saturday.
