Digital One, trained by Gary Subratie, has positioned herself as a formidable contender for Jamaica’s prestigious Mouttet Mile (US$300,000) following a dominant performance in the $1.25-million Alsafra Trophy at Caymanas Park on Sunday, November 23, 2025.
The four-year-old American-bred bay filly delivered a tactical masterclass in the Overnight Allowance contest over 7½ furlongs (1,500m). Jockey Dane Dawkins executed a perfect race strategy, maintaining second position behind Neo Star (Jerome Innis) for most of the journey before seizing the lead at the top of the straight. In a thrilling stretch duel, Digital One demonstrated remarkable resilience to outbattle Supremasi (Dick Cardenas) and secure victory, with Divine Force (Raddesh Roman) claiming third. The winning time was recorded at 1:33.3.
This triumph earned Digital One $682,000 in prize money, elevating her total stakes earnings to $3,139,550 and securing the 14th position on the Mouttet Mile entry list. The victory marks her third win from nine starts and demonstrates her growing consistency and potential.
Subratie expressed measured optimism about his filly’s prospects in the upcoming December 6 Mouttet Mile, acknowledging the stiff competition she will face from established contenders like Rohan Crichton’s Legacy Isle and Anthony Nunes’ Nautical Star. ‘Unless Digital One shows up and whops them; but I don’t know,’ Subratie remarked with cautious realism.
The trainer specifically praised jockey Dane Dawkins’ understanding of the horse, noting: ‘He knows her more than anybody else. He won the first race on her and has been doing well with her. She is young; she is only four years old. She is going to get a little better.’
The victory ceremony saw trainer Fitznahum Williams presenting the Alsafra Trophy to Gary Subratie, commemorating Digital One’s significant achievement and setting the stage for her upcoming challenge in Jamaica’s richest race.