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Jamaica Gleaner Sport
published: Friday | April 25, 2003

J'cans off and away at Penn
Philadelphia, Pa:- JAMAICAN HIGH school girls got away to a fast start at the 109th Penn Relays Carnival at Franklin Field in Pennsylvania yesterday with three victories.

Manley set to advance
NORMAN MANLEY appeared set to win a place in the final of the Grace Shield Premier League schoolboy cricket competition when play on the opening day of their replay semi-final match against Jonathan Grant ended at Chedwin Park yesterday.


Ja off to flying start
JAMAICA TICKED off victory number two in the Fed Cup's Americas Qualifying Group 11 tennis tournament in San Juan, Puerto Rico, yesterday.


Black Thatch looks a safe bet
TOMORROW's Racing Pools game will be highlighted by the 64th running of the Courts Jamaica Oaks to be contested by native bred three-year-old fillies over 2000 metres.


Red Lady hard to oppose
FEATURE EVENT on today's 11-race programme at Caymanas Park is the $100,000 claiming race for the Roderick "Pilot" Francis Memorial Trophy over 1200 metres, to be contested by a maximum field of 16.


The way forward for the racing industry
LAST WEEK, we looked at some of the problems facing the racing industry, in particular, the plight of Owners. This week, we look at some of the possible short term solutions and invite public comment, so that the authorities and decision-makers can have.


Don't worry, says Minister Davies
MEMBERS OF the sports fraternity who were shocked at the news out of Parliament that sports goods that were previously zero-rated will attract General Consumption Tax (GCT) as of May 1 need not worry.


Not too bad after all
THE WEST Indies are two-down against Australia and they now no longer can even dream of winning the series.














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