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"The Lyford Lue trained three-year old colt Johnny C with Gary Richards in the saddle [second right] is an easy winner of the B2 six-furlong event from Executioner with harles Hussey [left] and China Syndrome ridden by Winston Griffiths [fourth left]…

"The four-year-old gelding I Shall Return, ridden by Winston Wilson, (left) winning yesterday's feature race for the Gold Label Thoroughbred Trophy from One No T with Karl Brown up (right) over the seven furlongs course at Caymanas Park."

"The five-year old mare Just Great, ridden by Glenford Royal, scoring a run away to win to land Section One of the Long Shot Trophy race over the 5 1/2 for longs route at Caymanas Park yesterday."

"Prime Minister Michael Manley (right) speaking yesterday with Young Commonwealth Leaders conference delegates (from left) Stephen Malama (Zambia), Darshan Shankar (India) and Thomas Sandiford (Guyana), after Mr. Manley had addressed the conference."

"Meeting the players: Governor General Florizel Glasspole was introduced to the members of the Jamaica Women's Hockey team shortly before they met and defeated the visiting San Isidro Club of Argentina 4-3 on Monday. Here he shakes hand with Maxine…

"Breaking ground for the community centre on Sunday. Community relations officer South Western St. Andrew are (left to right): Police Earl Spencer, Winston Munroe and Association Secretary Lerraina Latie…"

"ATTENTIVE AUDIENCE - A section of the audience at the 36th annual general meeting of the Council of Voluntary Social Services held on Tuesday."

"NOT THIS TIME: Alberto Sandoval of Mexico found the Jamaica defence hard to beat last night at the National Stadium. Here he is seen getting the better of the Jamaica captain Milverton Brooks in one of this moments of ascendency as Mexico beat…

"Max Lambie and Company has purchased the tourist attraction from Montalent Ltd. Robert Page, left, was the former owner of the complex. Second from left is Attorney Louis Byles of Myers, Fletcher and Gordon who participated in the negotiations.…

"The champion on the go. Jamaica's top-ranking table tennis player Roberto Byles [right] whips a forearm topspin drive to Hector Bennett's backhand as he came from behind in the final to win the men's singles in the Keith Alberga Championships at the…