Roberta Foster astride Chichic continues to excel in dressage.
Equestrian teams from Barbados have eclipsed their regional neighbours in two events this year – show jumping and dressage.
History was created at the Garrison Savannah on Saturday night, when for the first time, races were run under the lights.
Delano Lopez and De Conkie Man on their way to victory in the first race of the evening under the lights.
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley (right) and Sir David Seale pulling the switch to turn on the lights at the Garrison Savannah for the inaugural racing event under the lights dubbed the Sir David Seale Racing Night with nine races slated for the night.
A dream and a goal which started over three decades ago has been finally realized as the lights at the historic Garrison Savannah were turned on by Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley and Sir David Sea
Lester Vaughan – the overall winners.
After screeching to an abrupt halt earlier this year, athletes returned to action over the last couple of days with the Rivaldo Leacock Championship held at the Lester Vaughan School.
Mona Alleyne (centre) speaking to the media as Janelle Denny (right) and Leo Garnes look on.
National Primary Schools Athletics Championship (NAPSAC) has been given the green light for 2021 and will be staged from February in a revised format.
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