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The race that matters most — the Jamaica Derby - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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When this article appears, the five 2026 Classics winners would have been decided, and importantly, the momentous decision of the four-time and reigning champion Jason DaCosta to declare Dream Catcher, winner of the 1000 Guineas and Jamaica Oaks, to contest the Jamaica Derby five days after the latter race would have been justified or otherwise. Incidentally, when Gary Subratie had this decision to make, with the outstanding filly Atomica in 2022, winning just the Derby was good enough. Jason’s
Diamond Mile returns after 6 years, but industry’s future still tied to imports and sponsorship - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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Last Saturday, after an absence of six years, the Diamond Mile, with the compliments of the promoting company Supreme Ventures Racing and Entertainment Limited, made a welcome return to the calendar. The weights allotted were a huge talking point, but as a predetermined exercise rather than with a handicap rating system, inexplicable anomalies are an inescapable outcome. However, in a race over this distance, the speed and stamina to see out the trip are very important dynamics as well. The 2025
JRC urged to update Hall of Fame process as industry honours racing pioneers - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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LAST race day, July 18, the racing industry’s regulatory body, the Jamaica Racing Commission (JRC), highlighted its recognition of the operatives and great racehorses that have made significant contributions deserving of immortality in the annals of thoroughbred racing history in Jamaica. The categories of Hall of Fame nominees are designated racing personalities to include all administrators (public and private sector), owners and breeders. Other headings account for trainers, jockeys, grooms a
RACE DAY REVIEW FOR SATURDAY, JULY 11, 2026 - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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IN the day’s opening event, run over seven furlongs, US-bred Four Thirty (7-2), declared by Gary Subratie with 2022 champion Dane Dawkins at the reins, was 4½ lengths clear of her nearest of 11 rivals when the arrival of the winning post signalled the end of the contest. The event was a Restricted Allowance IV for 4-year-olds & upwards with fewer than three career wins. For the first of a riding double, apprentice Jahiem Anderson was aboard Michael Marlowe’s Casually Yours (6-1), a four-year-old
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