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The superior sprinting ability of Dominus will get a stern examination tomorrow in the Christmas Season Handicap over 1 100 metres for horses three years and older rated125-105 and below at the Garrison Savannah. The Sir David Seale-owned speedball, who will be ridden by Rey Williams, will shoulder the top impost of 133 pounds while shedding plenty of weight all around on the Barbados Turf Club’s third day of its …
Champion trainer Andrew “Busha” Nunes and defending champion jockey Rasheed Hughes were among a quartet landing double wins on the Barbados Thoroughbred Breeders Association’s Raceday Saturday at the historic Garrison Savannah. The other double winners on the Barbados Turf Club’s second race day of the third season were trainer Victor Cheeseman and jockey Kenny John. Nunes won the fifth race with Hot Stepper before taking the next event with Bonita …
The most interesting Tanglewood Stakes and Trophy in its history takes centerstage this Saturday with the two leading creoles in Barbados – Derby winners Gandalf and War Eagle - to clash at 2000 meters at the Garrison Savannah. They will line up among five others in what could be the creole clash for the ages.The Tanglewood Stakes is part of an exciting nine-race card named after past horses owned by Gay Smith. It will be race 7, running at 4.25 p.m. and with a purse of $70,000.2018 Derby winner Gandalf also the 2020 Tanglewood winner and defending champion as there was no Tanglewood S...
Good Vibration and War Eagle are heavily favoured to fight out the 90-72 rated BTC 117th Anniversary Handicap this afternoon at the Garrison Savannah. Also live in the 4:05 p.m. showpiece are Inspired Adventure, Whatyouthink and Alleria. Owned by Adam Deane, Good Vibration gets the nod over the 2020 Derby winner War Eagle in the 1 800 metres route event on the opening day of the Barbados Turf Club first …
Rasheed Hughes is once again the king in the sport of kings. The 24-year-old jockey finished the year at the top of the standings for the fourth consecutive horse racing season with 28 wins from 126 starts to claim an unprecedented fifth title in the last six years for earnings of $669 824. In what is probably Hughes’ best season to date, he also pulled off the coveted Barbados Triple …