Teniente Coronel slams field in Carnival Lime feature

The Harriram “Pepsi” Gobin-trained sixyear- old gelding took control of the 1750 metres race at the halfway stage under champion jockey Ronald “Tiger” Ali, and ran away to wide-looking six length victory.

New trainer Moses Moxie kept his 100 per cent record intact when Fleet Admiral won the opener, making it three winners in three starts.

I’mmissinghighbury continued here rich vein of form, scoring for the fourth time on the trot.

Local turfites got a glimpse of the prowess of master jockey Patrick Husbands yesterday, when he cleverly landed Valorous winner by half length over a fast-finishing Lord Silver in the seventh race.

The victory saw new trainer Jake O’Brien, son of ace trainer John O’Brien, saddling his first winner. And also yesterday, young apprentice Andrew Poon landed his first winner astride Mafia Man.

But the star rider of the day was Wilmer Galviz who scored twice on the nine-race programme.

And champion trainer Glenn Mendez saddled two winners also yesterday.