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Mar 03, 2019 Sports
United States (U.S.) based Guyanese horseowner and trainer, Darmindra Dharamjit, who has been an owner for over ten years, made some headlines last
month with a maiden win for his horse.
Dharamjit, who is the brother-in-law of long-serving horse race patron and organiser, Nasrudeen ‘Jumbo Jet’ Mohamed, saw his horse ‘See this quick’ win on February 21 at the Aqueduct turf club in New York.
The purse was US$41,000 which is in excess of GYD$8million.
The Guyanese horse owner who has been in possession of a trainer’s certificate in little over a month now recounted the experience as phenomenal.
‘See this quick’ ran the distance of 6 and 1/2 furlongs in 1 minute and 18 seconds for the win.
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