Seven up

Sir David Seale has done it again.
The most successful horse owner in Gold Cup history won the prestigious race for the seventh time yesterday at the Garrison Savannah.
Aristodemus, a four-year-old chestnut colt, took the lead as the horses turned for home and was powered to victory by jockey Anderson Trotman.
Daga, one of the pre-race favourites, chased down the front-runner in the closing stages but Aristodemus held on to give Sir David his second successive triumph in the Sandy Lane-sponsored event.
Here, Sir David (in suit) joining trainer Liz Deane (second left) and his wife Lady Seale (left) in leading in Aristodemus – with Trotman on board – who has won five of his ten starts in Barbados.