Kennard’s Memorial Phagwah Race meet set for 19th March

Kennard’s Memorial will host its Phagwah Race Meeting on the 19th March at the Kennard’s Memorial Turf Club. Races will spread across six different Race Classes and guided under the rules of the Guyana Horse Racing Authority.

This event is scheduled to contest six race classes; ranging from one mile to seven furlongs with a number of hefty cash prizes on offer.

Race Classes are: B-andLower one mile race which is the feature event, G-andLower for seven Furlongs, Jand-Lower, K-and-L Non

Earner (Lifetime) and L-Open will be six Furlongs races and lastly the Three-year Maiden race for seven Furlongs.

First Prize winners: B-andLower will be a whooping one million dollar cash prize, G –and-Lower take five hundred thousand, J-and-Lower three hundred and fifty thousand, while in the Open race the winner will bag two hundred thousand and in the threeyear maiden and K and L Non Earner $350,000 and $180,000 respectively.

Second Prize winners will pocket: B-and-Lower

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$250,000, J-and-Lower $175,000, Open $100,000, while Three-year Maiden and K-and-L Non Earner will take home $175,000 and $90,000 respectively. While third and fourth place winners will also walk away with substantial cash prizes.

Meanwhile, the B Class and Lower race cash purse and prize trophy will be sponsored by the family of the Kennard’s Memorial.

More importantly, in the event that less than five horses register to compete at any one event, that event is subject to changes and likely

Dottin controversially ruled out of inaugural Women’s Premier League

being cancelled or reduced price money system can also be enforced. Owners of horses are subject to pay five thousand dollars for each entry of horses. Entrance fees are as follows: B-and-Lower $120,000, G-and-Lower $60,000, K-and-Lower Non Earner $21,000, L-Open $23,000, while the J-andLower and the Three-year Maiden races are $42,000. Entry closed on Sunday 12th March, 2023. Interested persons can also contact: Secretary Niketa Ross or Dennis Deoroop- 640-6396, Jinjo Jagdeo-618-7278, Basil Bactawar- 661-7815, Fazal Habibulla – 657-7010 and Ivan Dipnarine – 331-0361.

SportsMax - Former West Indies all-rounder Deandra Dottin has been controversially ruled out of the inaugural Women’s Premier League because she is “recovering from a medical situation,” according to reports.

However, Dottin has refuted these reports, revealing that she is, in fact, fit and healthy. Dottin was announced as “ruled out” on Friday according to ESPN Cricinfo but quickly moved to dispute those reports on her social media. “Get well soon from what if I may ask,” Dottin said on her Instagram stories over a screenshot of the report of her injury. She also took to Twitter to voice her confusion.

“I appreciate all the messages but, truth be told, I’m recovering from nothing but the Holy Ghost anointing. Thank you,” she added. Dottin was set to feature for the Gujarat Giants after being bought for US$73,000 at the WPL Auction in February. Giants have named Kim Garth, the Australia allrounder, as replacement. Garth had gone unsold at the auction last month. At the time of the auction, she was with the Australia squad that won the T20 World Cup in South Africa.

The Giants are set to take on the Mumbai Indians in the opening game on Saturday. The WPL runs from March 426.

Three new additions to the GHE squad...

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From page 78 stated, “I am looking forward to giving a hundred percent to the team in the upcoming matches.” He noted that his side has unarguably been a consistent unit over the years, as the statistics would suggest but going into the last few matches, he hopes that the guys continue to perform and hopefully they come home with the 2023 championship.

From page 81 increase the number of young girls playing football, identify new talent, raise the profile of female football and provide coaches with more hours to work with young female footballers. The league is being played as a national school competition across all school districts and is supported by the Ministry of Education.

The winning team’s coach Latoya Carry said her team has been practicing daily. “I’m elated the girls won,” Carry added. Acting Technical Director Bryan Joseph said he is satisfied with the rollout of the league in both Georgetown and Linden.

“I’m very satisfied with the level of participation and commitment from schools. This league exposes girls to the fundamentals of football while having fun on the pitch. We came here today and saw a very exciting game,” Joseph added. GFF President Wayne Forde and the Council are committed to elevating women’s football through the identification of new talent and creation of strategic developmental programmes, including the Blue Water U15 League.

Matches in Linden were postponed due to inclement weather.

The GHE squad: Leon Johnson (captain), Matthew Nandu, Tevin Imlach, Kelvon Anderson, Kemol Savory, Anthony Bramble, Keemo Paul, Kevin Sinclair, Veersammy Permaul, Ronsford Beaton, Nial Smith, Shemar Joseph and Antony Adams. Reserved players are

Demetri Cameron, Junior Sinclair, Ashmead Nedd, Sachin Singh, Mavindra Dindyal, Rampertab Ramnauth, Sylus Tyndall and Nieland Codogan.

The Manager is Albert Clements, Head Coach Ryan Hercules, Assistant Coach Garvin Nedd, Cricket Analyst Keshava Ramphal and Physiotherapist Angelica Holder.