Ruddy Allen is a Sports Reporter at The Jamaica Observer. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, including team sports, sports tournaments, and individual sports, with a focus on competitive and professional sports. Ruddy's work also touches on the intersection of sports and animal welfare, highlighting issues such as animal cruelty within the sports business.
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Kingston, Jamaica (Local)
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Ruddy Allen's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports events, particularly football and horse racing. Given the strong emphasis on event coverage, Ruddy is likely to be interested in pitches that provide exclusive insights or access to upcoming local sporting events and competitions.
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Reggae Girlz seek sharper edge
Jamaican jockey Dane “Warrior Chief” Nelson closed another chapter in his storied career on Saturday, June 6, 2026, reaching 500 winners in Canada with a fitting stakes victory at Century Mile racetrack in Edmonton.
White ball captain turns attention to New Zealand after soggy Sri Lanka series end
REGGAE Girlz Head Coach Hubert Busby praised his squad's resilience after a 0-0 draw with Panama on Monday night in Panama City, closing out their two-match international window with a 1-0 series win.
By: Ruddy Allen
After rain and results went against them in the One-Day Internationals (ODIs), the West Indies shift focus to the shortest format, hosting Sri Lanka in the first of three T20 Internationals at Sabina Park tonight at 7:30 pm.
The $1.25-million Liu Chie Poo Trophy, an Overnight Allowance contest for three-year-olds and upward over one mile (1,600m), takes centre stage on tomorrow's 10-race programme.
In an era when thoroughbreds run less often and come back fresh off a month's break as a matter of routine, getting one to fire first time out is no big feat.
By: Ruddy Allen
ROHAN Crichton's Legacy Isle carved his name into Caymanas Park history on Saturday, June 6, 2026, obliterating a 35-year-old track record with a breathtaking run in the Eros Trophy.
By: Ruddy Allen
Dream Catcher
WEST Indies don't need to reinvent anything at Sabina Park when they take on Sri Lanka in the second of the three Twenty20 Internationals at 7:30 tonight.
