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NO PROBLEMS FOR OKAHUMPKA Eight-year-old chestnut gelding Okahumpka led from start to finish in an Optional Claiming ($180,000-$150,000) spread for five-year-old and upwards over 3 ½ furlongs (70...

Panamanian jockey Dick "Wily Coyote" Cardenas achieved a lifetime ambition on July 10, 2010, when he rode the Richard Azan-trained Mark My Word to victory in the St Leger. Mark M...

Kevin Williams, groom of Relampago, said that while he was confident that his charge would win the 2014 Jamaica St Leger Classic over 10 furlongs (2,000m), it took hard work and dedica...

In recent times, former 14-time titlist Philip Feanny has demonstrated that although winning his last title over three decades ago, in the schooling and conditioning of horses he still possesses t...

All eyes will be on champion trainer Anthony Nunes’ second-time-out filly, NEFERTARI, who showed amazing talent to recover from a nightmare start, almost dwelling at the gate, to beat maiden rivals at six and a half furlongs on March 12. Returni

Festival organizers said about 40,000 people attended J. Coles Dreamville Festival each day.

Richard Azan’s PERFECT BREW should prefer the reduced trip of Sunday’s six-furlong Sir Howard Stakes at Caymanas Park after being outstayed by GOLDEN WATTLE last time out in December’s Jamaica Two-Year-Old Stakes at a mile. PERFECT BREW make

Jamaica Derby-placed BIG JULE makes his seasonal debut on Saturday at Caymanas Park, taking on overnight allowance runners at nine and a half furlongs, hunting a hat-trick of wins after clocking an impressive 1:37.4 at a mile on December 19.

Trainer Ian Parsard’s DOUBLE CROWN is the ante-post favourite to score a third overnight-allowance victory at Caymanas Park, almost a year to the day of first beating the level. Though consistently placing in races in open-allowance and gra

Ian Parsard’s unbeaten colt, BRINKS, is the hot ante-post favourite to bring home the money in Monday’s $4 million Jamaica Two-Year-Old Stakes at a mile, sharing top billing on the 11-race card with closure to an intriguing trainers’ championsh