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Julie Krone was the first female jockey to win five races in one day at a NEW YORK track!
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Warren wpsellwood, 6 wins in one day , Sept.18, 1993
Julie Krone http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riding_for_My_Life
I believe the horse known as John Henry has 39 documented wins, and by far is the horse with the most race wins. Kingston won 89 races when he retired at age 10 in 1894. That's the record to this day.
I can ride a horse 5 hours in a day.
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A jockey is a professional athlete who rides racehorses. Most jockeys are self-employed, but represented by an agent who helps them find mounts (horses) to ride. This can be a difficult task when the person is starting his or her career, as racehorse trainers are reluctant to take risks with unknown riders because both the rider's and trainer's income depends on winning as many races as possible. Jockeys whose horses win first, second or third place (also called win, place and show) are paid a percentage of the "purse," or prize money. The winning rider receives 6 percent of the purse; the second "place" rider receives 1 percent; and the third "show" rider receives a half percent. Jockeys also receive a fee, called a jock mount, of $35-50 everytime they race, win or not. A successful jockey often rides in more than 1,000 races a year; a few jockeys have ridden more than 50,000 races during their career. Most jockeys are between 5' and 5'7" tall, and weigh between 110 and 116 pounds. Both men and women compete in this sport, but women are under-represented at only 10%. Horseracing is considered one of the most dangerous sports because an average of two jockeys die every year in the United States, and many more are seriously injured.
There are hundreds of thousands of people who ride trains in just one country in a day. There are millions who ride trains in a day world-wide.
Good Day at the Races was created in 2010.
The duration of A Day at the Races - film - is 1.85 hours.
A Day at the Races - film - was created on 1937-06-11.