Guyana Cup winner among entries confirmed for PMTC Easter Sunday horse race
Top horses will ignite Port Mourant Turf Club
Guyana Cup champion horse and President’s Cup winner Alado are among the top horses confirmed for Easter Sunday horse racing.
The grand one-day race meet will run off at 12:00h at the Port Mourant Turf Club (PMTC) with eight exciting races on the cards.
Close to $10 million will be up for grabs on the day. Race one will be the J & Lower Maidens running at 6 furlongs. War Time, Top Rankin, Quiet Warriors, Rock Page Harbour, Republic 2, The Wicket Cat, Cash N Carry, Judge Not, Hurricane Lane, and Princess Sasha are the horses entered.
Race two will be the three-year-old Guyana Bred Maidens, running at six furlongs. Legacy, Caliente Coco, Maximum Wave, Tz Way, Storm Town, Royal Flight, Rags to Richest, Party Hard, Hardcore, and Kingsnite are the horses entered.
Race three will be the H & Lower event. Bank Note, Here Comes Heidi, Smokin Heels, Memories, and Nuclear Fire are the horses entered. Race four will be the J Open. Not This Time, Plus Return, Amazing Grace, Tiny, Republican, Miss Universe, and Danstar are the horses entered.
Champion horse Alado will be the horse to beat on Sunday (Brandon Corlette photos)
The E & N/American first starters event will be the fifth race of the day. Creemore, Signal Note, Everesting, Nice Company, Converter, U Can’t Handle This, Game Changer, Soca Symphony, and Ingreido are the horses entered.
Race six will be the three-year-old Guyana and West Indian bred event, running at 6.5 furlongs. Ruff Ride, Rachel, El Dorado Queen, Gypsy King, Red Ruby, Princess Samiah and Renaissance Man are the horses entered. Race seven will be the L Open event. Perfect Dream, Lord’s Gift, Massapeque Dr, Malgaline, and Sarkar are the horses entered.
Race eight, which is the feature event, will see horses running at eight furlongs in the Easter Cup. Ariana’s Vision, Wild Texas Tom, Alado, Our Stuie, Looking to Heaven, Coup D Etat and Ice Kreem Sundae are the horses entered.
The Easter Cup is open to all horses for a winner’s purse of $2 million, while the horse placing second would earn $1 million.
Sponsors of this event are Banks DIH, KP Jagdeo General Contractors, AJM, Jumbo Jet Auto Sales, Old Broom Lounge, Anil Sawh, Kascon Engineering, Delmur Company Limited, and Sandeep and Sons Contracting. (Brandon Corlette)
