Zulu Warrior showcased exceptional versatility and skill, securing a decisive victory in the $1.25-million StarGas United Racehorse Trainers Association of Jamaica (URTAJ) Trophy at Caymanas Park on Saturday. The four-year-old chestnut colt, owned by O&S Racers and trained by Adrian Prince, was expertly ridden by apprentice Tyrese Anderson. Competing in the Restricted Overnight Allowance event for native-bred three-year-olds and upward over six furlongs (1,200m), Zulu Warrior triumphed by an impressive 2 ½ lengths. The race began with Zulu Warrior taking an early lead, but he strategically allowed Comehometome (ridden by Abigail Able) to take charge near the half-mile mark. However, as the race turned for home, Zulu Warrior unleashed a powerful surge, propelling him to victory ahead of Oil Machine (Tajay Suckoo) and Provident (Tevin Foster). The winning time was recorded at 1:14.3. This victory marked the second win of the day for O&S Racers and Prince, who had earlier claimed the previous race with Shooting Star, ridden by Raddesh Roman. Trainer Ryan Darby also celebrated two victories on the day, with Don Almighty (Paul Francis) winning the opening event and Green Gold Rush (Tevin Foster) securing the sixth race. Racing enthusiasts now eagerly await the highly anticipated Jamaica Cup race day, continuing today.