The second race on Saturday, November 14, 2026, is the Caymanas Park Two-Year-Old Sprint.
The Caymanas Park Two-Year-Old Sprint has attracted eight starters, one of the largest fields thus far this season among the juveniles.
The distance of the Caymanas Park Two-Year-Old Sprint is six furlongs. The Quick Galloper’s analysis of the eight nominated to contest this trophy race is done in draw order.
1 – AWHODAT
Bay filly (April 26) by Bern Identity out of The Genesis
Trainer – Jason DaCosta
Jockey – Tevin Foster
One of the more experienced contenders in this line-up with three career starts under her belt, Awhodat has shown consistency with a pair of third-place finishes and a runner-up spot, though she has consistently finished several lengths behind the winner. Realistically, her absolute ceiling here points toward securing another spot on the board.
2 – AGAIN AND AGAIN
Chestnut filly (April 14) by Sensational Slam out of Wiedersehen
Trainer – Philip Feanny
Jockey – Paul Francis
Equipment – Visor and figure 8
This newcomer has already turned heads during morning exercise routines. Signalling her readiness, Again And Again put in a sharp eight-furlong work on November 5, stopping the clock in a brisk one minute for the final five furlongs. Among this group, that singular exercise effort alone commands serious respect.
3 – YEET
Bay filly (February 25) by Kettle Corn out of Runallday
Trainer – Anthony Nunes
Jockey – Romane Gordon
Equipment Change – First-time Lasix, blinkers and figure 8 off
Across her pair of racecourse appearances thus far, Yeet has failed to put forward any evidence to suggest that visiting the winner's enclosure is within reach.
4 – GLAMA GIRL
Bay filly (April 8) by Bern Identity out of Indian Bluff
Trainer – Jason DaCosta
Jockey – Garvin Harris
Boasting five starts, she stands as the most seasoned campaigner in this eight-horse field. When last seen racing over this exact six-furlong trip, she displayed a noticeable late-running style that will significantly boost her chances in this assignment.
5 – GENNA GENNA LINKS
Chestnut filly (April 6) by Kettle Corn out of Golden Glory
Trainer – Anthony Nunes
Jockey – Nicardo Carr
Equipment – Visor, figure 8, and first-time Lasix
She has displayed pleasing speed during morning preparations, having posted multiple timed gallops over the past month, consisting of three efforts at four furlongs and a pair over five furlongs. High expectations surround her debut performance. Of note, her dam Golden Glory has already produced proven runners in Golden Wattle and Onedegehdegehlinks.
6 – IN YAH SKINS
Bay gelding (January 19) by Bold Conquest out of Kitty Hawk
Trainer – Peter-John-Parsard
Jockey – Phillip Parchment
Equipment – Tongue-tie, figure 8, and first time Lasix
Another making his debut appearance, In Yah Skins shows encouraging progression during morning gallops, though he still requires additional time to fully mature. On the breeding side, his dam Kitty Hawk has previously thrown performers such as Always Wright and Rock-Ola.
7 – CHOOSE JAMAICA
Chestnut filly (April 13) by Aveenu Malcainu out of Raise Your Voice Trainer – Saqlain Roman
Jockey – Dane Dawkins
Equipment Change – Visor on
This filly made a quiet single appearance on the track without making any real impression. Hopefully, the addition of the visor will spark some improvement in her performance.
8 – CLOCKY TEE
Bay colt (January 11) by Bern Identity out of Formalist
Trainer – Davidan Robinson
Jockey – Eric Haughton
During his sole career outing over 4 ½ furlongs on October 31, Clocky Tee produced a strong finishing kick to finish a narrow neck behind Pop Rocket. Building on that promising effort over the last 14 days, he has maintained excellent morning form and now stands right on the threshold of securing his maiden victory.
