Over $10m in cash and prizes at stake in today’s Guyana Cup Rematch

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Former Chancellor of the Judiciary Cecil Kennard recieves from Trophy Stall’s Ramesh Sunich, the trophy for the most outstanding jockey at today’s meet.
Former Chancellor of the Judiciary Cecil Kennard recieves from Trophy Stall’s Ramesh Sunich, the trophy for the most outstanding jockey at today’s meet.

The ‘Sport of Kings’ returns to the Port Mourant Turf Club today where the entity will host a grand nine-race meet dubbed the ‘Guyana Cup Rematch’.

In excess $10M in cash and prizes are up for grabs and with so much on offer an action-packed day of racing is anticipated.

The feature race will be for horses classified ‘D’ and lower with the cavalry set to cover a distance of 1500m. The winning stable is set to take home an appetizing $1.5M and a trophy.

Thoroughbreds namely Treacle, Princess She is Not, California Strike,