JALON?SAMUEL was a model of consistency at the Garrison Savannah last Saturday.
Samuel, last year’s Sandy Lane Gold Cup-winning jockey, landed top four positions in six of the eight races on the third day of the Barbados Turf Club’s first racing season.
The highlight was his sole victory in Race 6 when he piloted Whatadeal to victory in the Staying Alive Sprint Trophy Handicap for three-year-olds and over rated 35 to 55.
Here, Samuel and Whatadeal (left) approaching the finish line, leaving the field behind. (Picture by Kenmore Bynoe.)
Whatawin!
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