JS Racing Stables hails teamwork as key to success

In business, JS Group of Companies has shown tremendous growth and success.
Now in sport, that success effect has passed on. JS Racing Stables is the new player in the horse racing scene in Guyana, and the growth has spread like wildfire for the Berbice-based stable. From the Guyana Cup to the President’s Cup, JS Racing Stables has won races, barring the feature event, where they are among the top three finishers.

Owner of JS Racing Stables, Jermaine Sripal, has credited his team for the significant growth they have shown in the sport of kings. Speaking after a win at the President’s Cup, Sripal highlighted his team’s transition from Jumbo Jet Racing Stables to becoming independent.
He also spoke highly of a newly imported horse, Order and Progress. Order and Progress is a newly imported horse for the Guyana Cup. When he arrived, he was not fit and ready, but he proved (at the President’s Cup) how fit and ready he was.”
“For the entire race, you just don’t breathe. You sit and watch and hold your breath right to the end. When it came to the end and we got one-two, then I started to breathe,” Sripal said.

“Teamwork is the main thing. I have a good team that we assembled. We started at Jumbo Jet Stables, but then we moved on. We have our own team built up, and we have everyone working together toward winning races. When we win races, they work even harder for the next race.”
“On December 14 they have another race at Port Mourant, and then we go Boxing Day at Kennard’s Memorial Turf Club,” Sripal added.
Some of the horses from JS Racing Stables are Mulan, Spankhurst, Nova Sol, Mapa Do Brasil, Pharaoh’s Empress, Companheiro Leal, Regal Man, Order and Progress, and Three D Movie, among others. Ronaldo Lima is the trainer for JS Racing Stables. (Brandon Corlette)