Significant Horse Claims at Caymanas Park on March 15, 2025

On March 15, 2025, multiple horse claims took place at Caymanas Park, with high-value claims for horses Taurus Boy, Sugar Daddy, and Milos at $1.5 million each, and claims for three other horses in Race Six priced at $500,000 each. The event showcased competitive engagement among trainers and owners in the Jamaican horse racing scene.

On March 15, 2025, at Caymanas Park, several horse claims were made during two races. In Race One, trainer Fitznahum Williams claimed horse 2 Taurus Boy, owned by New Blue Limited, from trainer Adrian Prince for $1.5 million. Trainer Errol A. Subratie claimed horse 3 Sugar Daddy for owner Naresh Nagrani from trainer Patrick Lynch for the same amount, with one claim submitted for Sugar Daddy. Additionally, trainer Rudolph Hardial claimed horse 8 Milos for owner Dennis Lee from trainer Phillip Elliott, also for $1.5 million.

In Race Six, trainer Phillip Lee claimed horse 1 Basilicus, owned by Manley Julius, from trainer Saqlain Roman for $500,000. This claim received one submission. Trainer Steadman Curtis also claimed horse 3 Magical Mood, owned by Keino Martin, from trainer Randolph Scott, with six claims submitted for this horse. Trainer Adrian Prince made another claim for horse 7 Rusty, owned by Preston Monroe, from trainer Kibbeisha Little, costing $500,000, with four total claims. Moreover, trainer Marlon Pusey claimed horse 9 God Of Love, owned by David Harding, from trainer Fitzgerald Richards, also for $500,000, with five claims submitted.

The claims made on March 15, 2025, at Caymanas Park highlight the vibrant landscape of horse racing in Jamaica, showcasing significant activities from multiple trainers. Notably, the high-value claims of $1.5 million for Race One and $500,000 in Race Six demonstrate the competitive nature of the sport. This event reflects the ongoing excitement and economic engagement of horse racing within the region.

Original Source: www.jamaicaobserver.com