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Atomica wins back-to-back Horse of the Year titles
Feb 21st, 2024 | Category: SPORTS | 2:08#JamaicaGleaner FEBRUARY 21, 2024: The Don Wehby-owned and Gary Subratie-trained filly, Atomica, was named the 2023 Horse of the Year, making this her second title in a row. The announcement was made at a press briefing yesterday, Tuesday, February 20, at Caymanas Park. Atomica won the award after a stellar year that made her the top pick among the nominees. Atomica won more than $6 million last year, going past the post first in five races from seven starts.
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