Lady Jockey N Rupa will join the races for the first time in Sri Lankan History at the Royal Turf Club’s races on December 11.
“This goes to prove that the RTC shows no discrimination and even the fairer sex can race alongside her more stalwart colleagues”, said Acting CEO and Stipendiary Steward / Jockey Coach, RTC, Sinclair Marshall.
That’s not all up and coming racing commentator and voice of the Royal Calcutta Turf Club Anit Casyab would be making his first appearance at RTC as well on 11th December and will keep the crowds abreast of all information as regards the races.
In addition the RTC has confirmed that Mr. and Mrs. Edwards will be donating all the earnings of the 11th December Race day to the Cancer Care Trust and Dr Samadhi, Trustee will be present at the races to accept their donation. Deepthika Jayaykody will also donate 50 percent of her winnings to the Nuwara Eliya Pony’s Association, which is a boon to the poor people of Nuwara Eliya who live by hiring out their ponies. The RTC will also be granting a scholarship for a Jockey Training Program under the supervision of RTC Coach Sinclair Marshall who has trained many successful apprentice jockeys in India.
“This goes to prove that the RTC shows no discrimination and even the fairer sex can race alongside her more stalwart colleagues”, said Acting CEO and Stipendiary Steward / Jockey Coach, RTC, Sinclair Marshall.
That’s not all up and coming racing commentator and voice of the Royal Calcutta Turf Club Anit Casyab would be making his first appearance at RTC as well on 11th December and will keep the crowds abreast of all information as regards the races.
In addition the RTC has confirmed that Mr. and Mrs. Edwards will be donating all the earnings of the 11th December Race day to the Cancer Care Trust and Dr Samadhi, Trustee will be present at the races to accept their donation. Deepthika Jayaykody will also donate 50 percent of her winnings to the Nuwara Eliya Pony’s Association, which is a boon to the poor people of Nuwara Eliya who live by hiring out their ponies. The RTC will also be granting a scholarship for a Jockey Training Program under the supervision of RTC Coach Sinclair Marshall who has trained many successful apprentice jockeys in India.
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