Driver Jody Jamieson and his horse Fifth and Five emerged victorious in the 67th edition of the Gold Cup and Saucer race held in Charlottetown on Saturday night. This win holds special significance for Jamieson as his father also clinched victory in the same race back in 2006.

Expressing his elation, Jamieson described the triumph as a dream come true, emphasizing the prestigious nature of the race. The Gold Cup and Saucer race, featuring a substantial purse of $100,000, attracts participants including trainers, owners, and drivers from various parts of North America to the Red Shores Racetrack and Casino annually.

Having grown up watching the race, Jamieson reminisced about his father’s memorable win with Banner Yankee in 2006, which held a special place in his heart until now. Reflecting on his own victory, Jamieson expressed overwhelming joy, labeling it as his favorite among all races.

The race, completed with a time of 1:49.4, saw Fifth and Five meeting all expectations according to Jamieson, who praised the horse’s suitability for the track and impeccable behavior.

Following the race, Jamieson and his team celebrated in the winners’ circle, with Jamieson describing the win as a realization of his long-held dream. Overwhelmed by emotions, Jamieson expressed uncertainty about returning to normalcy post this exceptional victory.