To say that trainer Peter-John Parsard has hit a purple patch would be a gross understatement.
Evidence of this purple patch On Saturday, July 25, 2026, Parsard joined a list of special trainers to saddle four winners on a single raceday after delivering an impressive four-race sweep at Caymanas Park
Race 1: Turnonthelight
Parsard opened the day in style as the runner made quick work of the $350,000–$250,000 Optional Claiming event over 6 furlongs (1,200m). Guided by jockey Raddesh Roman, Turnonthelight pulled away to secure a commanding 9 ½-length victory, stopping the clock at 1:13.1 (splits: 23.4, 47.3, 1:00.3).
Race 5: Manoletti Majestic
Partnered with jockey Reyan Lewis, the three-year-old notched Parsard's second win in the Restricted Allowance II over the 5-furlong (1,000m) straight course. Manoletti Majestic powered through to win by 4 ½ lengths in 1:00.2 (splits: 23.2, 46.4).
Race 7: Boss Man
The stable’s treble came in high fashion during the Overnight Allowance event over 6 ½ furlongs (1,300m). Under a cool ride from Tajay Suckoo, Boss Man blew the field away by 12 ¼ lengths to cross the line in 1:16.2 (splits: 23.3, 45.4, 1:10.2).
Race 10: D Head Cornerstone
Parsard capped off his stellar afternoon in the nightcap, a $1.5M–$1.2M Claiming contest over 7 ½ furlongs (1,500m). Reyan Lewis returned to the winner’s enclosure for his second win on the card, steering D Head Cornerstone home by 2 ½ lengths in 1:30.4 (splits: 23.4, 45.4, 1:10.4, 1:24.1).
The four-win performance brings Parsard to 40 wins from 127 starts this season, with total earnings surpassing $29 million in stakes. He currently holds 3rd place in both wins and earnings behind frontrunners Jason DaCosta and Anthony Nunes.
| Rank | Trainer | Wins |
Earnings (JMD) |
| 1st | Jason DaCosta | 53 | $52M+ |
| 2nd | Anthony Nunes | 47 | $45M+ |
| 3rd | Peter-John Parsard | 40 | $29M+ |
With 40 wins out of 127 starts, Parsard boasts a commendable 31.5%-win strike rate, proving his stable's high efficiency per start relative to the top contenders.
Reyan Lewis emerged as the primary beneficiary of Parsard’s big day, capturing two of the four victories (Manoletti Majestic & D Head Cornerstone).
Parsard's horses didn't just win; they dominated. The four winners pulled away by a combined margin of 28.75 lengths, highlighted by Boss Man's massive 12 ¼-length blowout in Race 7.
