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China's Iron & Steel Company increased quantity & quality of output
"China's Anshen Iron and Steel Company has registered a sustained rise in iron and steel output with their quality improved and variety increased, thanks to its conscientious efforts to follow the Party's general line for socialist construction and…
China Syndrome
"China Syndrome with apprentice Patrick Lyn aboard (left) getting the better of Johnny C with Andrew Ramgeet (third right), Sir Hugo with Al Gopie in the irons, (second left). I Shall Return ridden by James Douthall (right) and Nomad who was piloted…
China Syndrome
"The winning Syndrome: The "Calejucam-Frippery" four-year-old filly China Syndrome with apprentice H. Ramsay up [left] getting the better of Sir Hugo with Richard Johnson up [fourth right] and Beau Max with Hubert Bartley in the irons [second left]…
China Syndrome
"China Syndrome with Anthony Bisasor in the irons [right] just managed to blast home ahead of B'Ontina with Andrew Ramgeet [second right] and Warleucus [Omeal Lee] in the B2 five furlongs straight race at Caymanas Park last Saturday."
China Syndrome
"The Errol Williams trained four-year-old filly China Syndrome with apprentice J. Binns up [centre] seen winning the B2 five furlongs straight event from Cheetah with Ian Spence up [out of picture] and Jolly Roger who was piloted by Emelio Rodriques…
Chimps in the business
"The two oldest chimps in the business, Miss Susie and her companion, create a storm in the ring while their trainer works helplessly on…"
Children's treat in Western Kingston
"Bridging the gap: Children of Western Kingston and adjoining areas were treated to niceties by members of the Denham Town Police as the police try to bridge the gap between the public and the law. The kids were given patties, ice cream and soft…
Children weighing corks
Young children using a balance scale to weigh metal corks. Other children are engaged in different activities at their desks.
Children watching Newton Jackson perform
"For his community - The children are delighted with the performance of one of their elders, Newton Jackson, whom they affectionately call "Mash-Up". He put on his act last Wednesday when he and other members of his community staged a concert for…
