DESERT OF MALIBU aims to showcase her speed in the Clovis Metcalfe race. After a strategic run in the Seeking My Dream race, and a close finish with BOOTYLICIOUS previously, she could dominate the lead. Will her acceleration force other horses, including RUN JULIE RUN, to make an early push?
Jamaica’s sprinting for World Athletics glory! Three relay teams, spearheaded by stars like Jonielle Smith and Kadrian Goldson, are heading to the Barbados Grand Prix on July 5th. Their mission? Secure those vital qualification slots for the World Athletics Championships after missing out at the World Relays.
Ahead of the second Test against Australia, West Indies coach Daren Sammy addressed fielding woes and questionable umpiring in their first Test defeat. Despite seven dropped catches, Sammy backs his unchanged squad, emphasizing team culture and individual performance. Kraigg Brathwaite is set to earn his 100th Test cap.
The Bob & Rita Marley Foundations just gave Netball Jamaica a $500,000 boost! This groundbreaking sponsorship will fuel the under-21 Sunshine Girls’ training for the 2025 Netball World Youth Cup, providing essential support for nutrition, injury prevention, and more. Cedella Marley calls it a powerful investment in Jamaica’s future.
Burning Hedge, fresh off her 1000 Guineas victory, faces a tough challenge in the Jamaica St Leger. She’ll compete against Sensational Soul, winner of the 2000 Guineas, and Bob the Builder. Will the filly’s stamina and pedigree overcome the colts’ early speed? Find out more!
Jamaica’s sprinting for a spot at the World Athletics Championships! After missing automatic qualification, three relay teams—women’s and men’s 4x100m, plus a mixed 4x400m—are competing at the Barbados Grand Prix on July 5th. Can they secure their place on the world stage?
Jamaican ITF umpire Simon Casserly celebrated his 500th professional match at a UTR event in Manchester, USA. The milestone reflects his dedication and expertise, taking him to tournaments worldwide, including the Pan American Games. Casserly feels honored to represent Jamaica and maintain high professional standards.
West Indies coach Daren Sammy is in hot water! He’s been fined 15% of his match fee and received a demerit point for publicly criticizing a match official after the first Test against Australia. Sammy admitted the offense, adding another layer to the team’s challenges.
The Reggae Girlz are expanding! The JFF is actively scouting local and international talent to build a deeper, more competitive squad. Coach Busby and Wendell Downswell are collaborating to identify players who can seamlessly integrate with the existing team and propel the Reggae Girlz to future success.
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is heading to her ninth World Championships after a sentimental race at National Stadium! The Jamaican track legend, known as the “Pocket Rocket,” secured her spot in Budapest and reflected on her journey. Her experience and determination make her one to watch!
