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The Renee Story, InReaLYFE

July 10, 2020 - www.antiguantrumpet.com

How many times have you heard your parents, family members and freinds say, "speak positivity over you life?" Ever doubted that? Well, here's the InReaLYFE story of Renee"Buttaz" Ambrose and how she started writing her story.

Renee-Edwards Ambrose: Made In Antigua, For The World!

October 10, 2021 - www.caughtatpoint.com

In the 1994 Tom Hanks-starrer Forrest Gump, a massive hit loved even to this day, the titular character asks an innocent but moving question to his mother. The kid says, “What’s my destiny mom?” With warmth in her voice and customary grace, Sally Field, the mother, replies, “Well, you have to figure out yourself, sweetheart.”

Caribbean New Media Group Interviews All-female Drag Racing Team

February, 2016 - www.artcultureantigua.wordpress.com

Last weekend, Trinidadian Sports Writer, Naasira Mohammed, sat down for an in-depth interview with five members of the Antiguan drag racing team Lady Horsepower Farm (LHPF).The female drag racing team was founded in September 2013 by Renee Edwards-Ambrose with the help of Linisa George, who would go on to become the team’s manager. LHPF is the first, and presently only ALL-female drag racing team in the Caribbean.

Lady Horsepower Farm

February, 2015 - www.womenofautomotive.com

Lady Horsepower Farm (LHPF) is the Caribbean’s first and only all-female drag racing team. Established in Antigua last year, the team is a division of Horsepower Farm, a Caribbean drag racing team which also has branches in Tobago, St Lucia, Grenada and Nevis.

First Caribbean all-female drag racing team will represent Antigua

in Grenada

June, 2014 - www.ieyenews.com

Drag racers Renee ‘Buttaz’ Edwards-Ambrose and Lisa ‘Lisa Lis’ Abraham, along with mechanic Jodi-Ann Joseph travel this weekend to Grenada to participate in the Stag International Drags. The ladies are members of Lady Horsepower Farm (LHPF), the Caribbean’s first all-female drag racing team established in Antigua last year. LHPF is a division of Horsepower Farm, a Caribbean drag racing team which has branches in Tobago, St. Lucia, Antigua, Grenada and Nevis.

Need for speed: Renée “Buttaz” Edwards and Lisa “Lisalis” Abraham

January - February, 2014 -

www.caribbean-beat.com

Drag racing — in which two drivers compete to take their souped-up cars the faster over a short course — is usually a testosterone-fuelled sport. But two Antiguan women drivers are proving that when it comes to reflexes and pure automotive speed, gender is no barrier. Joanne C. Hillhouse finds out more.