Saffie Joseph Jr., the celebrated Barbadian trainer, has once again proven his dominance in the horse racing world by securing his 14th consecutive championship meet title at Gulfstream Park. The Sunshine Meet, which concluded over the weekend, saw Joseph clinch the title with an impressive 34 victories out of 143 starts, outpacing second-place trainer Jose D’Angelo by eight wins. This remarkable achievement adds to Joseph’s stellar year, which includes 14 graded stakes victories and earnings totaling US$1,332,480. The title was sealed when Message of Hope, a four-year-old colt ridden by apprentice Micah Husbands, triumphed in Sunday’s second race, covering 1700 meters in 1:43.85. Joseph, visibly elated, attributed his success to divine grace, the dedication of his team, and the exceptional performance of his horses. He remarked, ‘It never gets old. The horses got in form, and it worked out. All the credit goes to the horses, God, and the workers.’ Meanwhile, jockey Edgard Zayas celebrated his 10th riding title, marking his third win in five years. Zayas ended the meet with 44 victories, narrowly edging out Miguel Vasquez, who secured 42 wins. Zayas expressed his gratitude for the support from trainers, owners, and his family, emphasizing the importance of momentum heading into the upcoming Championship Meet.