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Ryan Crawford Memorial Turf Club and Sports Facility host Caricom day of Racing
Eight exciting races are carded for the day when the Ryan Crawford Memorial Turf Club and Sports Facility (RCMTC&SF), in collaboration with Banks DIH Ltd stages an event dubbed ‘Caricom day of Racing’ at the club’s facility, Alness Village Corentyne Berbice on Sunday November 18 next.
Zenzie Goring (right) gratefully accepts the sponsorship cheque from Donette Sullivan at Sankar’s Auto Works, Durey Lane, Campbellville, business place.
Indeed amidst all of the planning, the event could not have been staged devoid of corporate intervention and yesterday afternoon, Sankar’s Auto Works, Durey Lane, Campbellville, acquiesced to a request from the organizers and donated a tangible sum towards the successful staging of the event.
Internal Accountant of Sankar’s Auto Works, Donette Sullivan, handed over the requisite cheque to representative of RCMTC&SF, Zenzie Goring at her organization’s office while committing to support of this and other sports ventures. The latter individual expressed profound gratitude while assuring her benefactor that the gift would indeed offset expenses.
Meanwhile, the B & Lower event over a distance of one mile will be the feature attraction and carries a grand prize of one million dollars.
The second place finisher will receive half that amount, while the third and fourth places receive $250,000 and $125,000 respectively.
There will also be several other clashes including the E & Lower, H & Lower, 12 & Lower, G & Lower, 2 yrs old open, 3 yrs old open and the J&K (Div 1&2).
Activities are conducted under the aegis of the Guyana Horse Racing Association and all rules will be employed. Already entries have been closed since on Sunday 11th November last and all systems are in place for a day of fun and frolic. Enquires can be made at Mrs. Loresa Mohabir (333-0301 / 333 – 0290) or F. Chichester (233-2984 /690-1943).
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