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Slingerz Racing stable dominates J’s Summer Stakes
…Ritorna Vincentori, John Bull steals the show
Kaieteur Sports – Slingerz Racing Stable once again stamped its authority on the local racing circuit, storming to victory at Sunday’s J’s Summer Stakes hosted at the Bush Lot United Turf Club, West Coast Berbice (WCB).
The highlight of the day came in the feature one-mile Summer Stakes, where Slingerz’ newly acquired four-year-old bay colt from Brazil, Ritorna Vincentori, piloted by jockey Chavez, romped to an emphatic win.
The Brazilian import thundered past the finish line ahead of Spankhurst and Anthem King, leaving no doubt about his class and potential.
Owner of Slingerz Racing Stable, Javed Ali, expressed his satisfaction with the performance, especially with eyes now firmly set on the prestigious Guyana Cup.
His reigning champion, Olympic Kremlin, will return to defend the title on August 17 at the Rising Sun Turf Club.
John Bull picked up two wins at J’s Summer Stakes.
Meanwhile, the stable also made its presence felt in the six-furlong Open Sprint Classic, where John Bull produced a blistering run to take top honours. Regal Man trailed in second.
John Bull wasn’t done yet. The one-time President Cup winner, won his six-furlong showdown for his second victory on the day. Regal Man settled for second, while Stat and Soul of Angel followed in third and fourth respectively.
In the L Class Maiden, Election galloped to victory, followed by World Boss in second, Doctor J in third, and Winner Circle rounding out the top four.
The K Class and Lower turned into a thrilling head-to-head between Sakar and Get Them Bobby, but it was Get Them Bobby who pulled away in the final stretch to win by three furlongs. Shake the Bank finished third.
In the J Class and Lower six-furlong dash, Hayley surged ahead to take the win, while Top Gun and GT Boss finished second and third, respectively.
The H Class and Lower, which was the fourth race on the card, saw Sex Appeal asserting dominance to win, with She Who On Time finishing a strong second.
Race five featured the Three-Year-Old Guyana and West Indian Bred horses, where Mulan prevailed in a competitive field. Ruff Time placed second and Irish Eyes secured third.
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