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Kennard Memorial Turf Club expresses sincere gratitude
Kaieteur Sports – The Board of Directors, management and members of the Kennard Memorial Turf Club (KMTC) says thank you. The entity would like to express gratitude to all who contributed in one way or the other in the successful staging of their one-day Boxing Day horserace meet.
The management committee, which is led by Matriarch and Honorary President Mrs. Chan Kennard, would like to say a big thank you to all for their patronage and support.
The event which was held on Thursday December 26 at the KMTC entity Bush Lot farm, Corentyne, Berbice, received overwhelming support from sponsors, horse owners and spectators. The day’s event was incident free and highly successful.
Among those receiving kudos are Ramesh Sunich of Trophy Stall, P and P Insurance Brokers, Kharag Family of USA, Patsan Trading Establishment, Mr Mohin Persaud and the Nand Persaud group of Company, Horse Shoe Racing Services, Colin Elcock Delmur Company Limited, Metro Company Limited. Mike’s Pharmacy, N and S Matai and Company, Rohan Auto Sales, Khanai’s Guyana Electrical Agency, Devin Sawh Mechanical Work Shop, Joe Jagmohan, Big G Sawmill and Lumber Yard and Anirude Ramcharitar Construction and the Guyana Police Force, especially Assistant Superintendents Michael Newland and Inspector Looknauth among others.
The event was well organized and came off with a bang pulling one of the largest crowds at the venue. Close to 70 horses took part in the event which represented one of the largest to enter for a horse racing event for the year in Guyana.
The committee looks forward to continued patronage from all for the next race meet.
Over $7M were at stake for the seven event activity. The feature event was for Horses classified C1 and lower and was won by Beckham James of the Nand Persaud Horse Racing stable. (Samuel Whyte)
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