This interview is very touching; this man has a lot of knowledge and experience with horses. The bad this how he was thrown by the way side because of an accusation. If a mason goes to jail for a crime do you stop him from building house or a truck driver go to jail do you said he can't drive truck again for a living. Ren Gonzales was a part of this mess with the old colonial mentality, he is not the only jockey they stiffle,more man is on that track who can tell their story of not getting 12 rides/year and lost their license.
I agree with you family, I hard that sometimes Ren Gonzales used to bear some of the apprentices and this 12 rides per year for apprentices is foolishness, what if a jockey is not liked ?
Interesting interview, Mada. Neville Stultz has really moved around. I'm a Jamaican in Trinidad. I have met both Edmund de Freitas and Joe Hadeed, although they wouldn't remember. I think I also knew the horse Mr Stultz put Gary Subratie on for his first ride. Steve Reeves was a chestnut colt being trained by Emma Chen, who lived nearby when I lived on Chelsea Avenue, near Half Way Tree. God rest her soul. I hope he finally has the success he deserves after all these years.
@@CaymanasPuntersParadise It's my pleasure, Michelle. I was born in 1961. Please bring more articulate, knowledgeable people like Mr Stultz. Incidentally, I had the privilege of meeting Arthur Sharpe, champion trainer from the 70s, in St Kitts, where he has lived for many years.
@@butafogo1 ok great welcome to Caymanas Punters Paradise we will try and drop a few interesting persons from time to time as we do not plan interviews we just do random clips once the people are willing to chat be blessed
This interview is very touching; this man has a lot of knowledge and experience with horses. The bad this how he was thrown by the way side because of an accusation. If a mason goes to jail for a crime do you stop him from building house or a truck driver go to jail do you said he can't drive truck again for a living. Ren Gonzales was a part of this mess with the old colonial mentality, he is not the only jockey they stiffle,more man is on that track who can tell their story of not getting 12 rides/year and lost their license.
@@daniellester4043 very touching
So true
@@peterlevell7234 tell you
I agree with you family, I hard that sometimes Ren Gonzales used to bear some of the apprentices and this 12 rides per year for apprentices is foolishness, what if a jockey is not liked ?
Nice interview, he mentioned Marvin Francis, that’s my cousin who is a jockey who rides in England.
Stories like this is uplifting to youngsters never give up hold up your head
@@williampaharsingh8112 so true
I know this man for years working hourses at track when I living in Waterford now living in Baltimore Maryland
@@michaelstewart9863 ok
@@michaelstewart9863 yes everyone knows this man very knowledgeable and can reason with
A Knutsford Park jockey. First heard about him..
@@tonytallow6034 ok
Interesting interview, Mada. Neville Stultz has really moved around. I'm a Jamaican in Trinidad. I have met both Edmund de Freitas and Joe Hadeed, although they wouldn't remember. I think I also knew the horse Mr Stultz put Gary Subratie on for his first ride. Steve Reeves was a chestnut colt being trained by Emma Chen, who lived nearby when I lived on Chelsea Avenue, near Half Way Tree. God rest her soul. I hope he finally has the success he deserves after all these years.
@@butafogo1 thank you for commenting seems you been around a while
@@CaymanasPuntersParadise It's my pleasure, Michelle. I was born in 1961. Please bring more articulate, knowledgeable people like Mr Stultz. Incidentally, I had the privilege of meeting Arthur Sharpe, champion trainer from the 70s, in St Kitts, where he has lived for many years.
@@butafogo1 ok great welcome to Caymanas Punters Paradise we will try and drop a few interesting persons from time to time as we do not plan interviews we just do random clips once the people are willing to chat be blessed
@CaymanasPuntersParadise Cool. Thanks. Glad to be here.
Interesting
@@user-om3sj6so8u thanks
What happened to jockey Anthony Allen?
@@ceecee3556 don't really know heard he was having some challenges one of the time
Jamaica is very oppressive.
@@opaltone4395 oh man
@@opaltone4395 so true I will never live back there,no justice for the Jamaican people
Sweet girl good ting big up
Bless you 💕
@@CaymanasPuntersParadise,, An exercise rider at best. I am in racing 46 years and NEVER saw N. Stultz on paper.
@@michaell3711 ok
GM MICHELLE No Audio ❤😘
Check again don't see that problem
Never ere of him
@@su22-wv3ib listen to what he said
Which saffie joseph this man talking about he met that time, rubbish hes talking, trainer saffie joseph born 1987, must be the father,
My friend Saffie Joseph Sr., his father
This jockey was not a good jockey in his time