who is your favorote racehorse jockey trainer and owner why?
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I'm an Oaklawn boy, so as personal favorites, I've got to go with Smarty Jones, Pat Day, Cole Norman, and Roy "Chappie" Chapman.  \n\nI have to admit I had Smarty-mania a couple of years ago.
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RANDY ORTON coz u said that your fave is really great! RANDY ORTON=GREATNESS! .. he is my fave!
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Seeing a horse doing what he enjoys to do means more than $$.These horses - the good ones - love to run. I love watching a talented pair of horses grind it out to the wire or a gutsy domination of a field of good ones. But equally like watching a reining horse letting the dirt fly and a Saddlebred showing off as the crowd cheers and a jumper strut off the course like he owns the world. The world of polo is known for $$$ but the horses are ATHLETES. \nThe good ones leave a memory. Skywalker and Imperator battling out, lathered but digging down in competition for the World title in the 5 gaited class. Secretariat's domination and Affirmed and Alydar's duels. The image of Gils Bay Boy (Scamper) streaking away from the third barrel with the bridle dangling between his front legs, but in control running for the title. Reading of horses like the legendary Snowman, Pharlap, Dan Patch, Greyhound, Wing Commander and others. I don't watch for the bets or the handicapping but for the enjoyment of an athlete.
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Tony Stewart because he is one of the best drivers out there. Also because I love his personality. He is always joking around and having a good time, but it's all business when he climbs in the car. People think he's rude, arrogant, cocky, etc. but he's not. I had the pleasure of meeting him and he was one of the nicest people that i've met. \n\nI also like Dale Jr because he is a gentleman. He apologizes for his mistakes and never blames other people for them. And he is a great driver.\n\nGO DALE GO!!!!!!#8\n\nI♥Tony_#20
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Go with the winning percentage Jockey. And then decide on the horse.
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I have a P4P favorite in each weight class.  But I have to go with my boy; Miguel Cotto!  Winky Wright is also a strong candidate.  And no doubt in my mind that Bernard 'The Executioner' Hopkins is on top of the boxing world right now.  Floyd?  He gotta beat Oscar De La Hoya if he wants to be recognized as one of the top P4P at least in my mind.
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Yup, jockeys are the most in-shape and toughest athletes you can imagine. They are small, but they still need enough power to control and direct a thousand-pound animal. Plus, they need to condition the horses on a daily basis, along with the trainers. There isn't really any such thing as "a day off" in the horse industry.
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considering reason events, im gonna have to say ricky williams who has really gone to craps since his good ol days in new orleans
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Pat Valenzuela is one of the most talented and troubled jockeys in the history of the sport.  When he ride he wins major races, meet titles, etc. but he has battled substance abuse throughout his career and it has cost him years of time on the bench due to suspensions.  I don't know if he is gorgeous but watching him on a horse is like poetry in motion.
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Willie Shoemaker - Lafiet Pincay Jr - Chris McCarron (I love the "old" jockey's)
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There is a gelding born in 2001 named Cala Springs but I don't know who his owner is. His pedigree is Statesmanship-Radio City by Regal Classic. Hope this helps.
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I would love to have Smarty Jones.  Everyone loved Smarty Jones because of his underdog roots.  He started the improbable run of Philadelphia-area based horses who won Triple Crown races.\n\nSmarty Jones saved Pennsylvania horse racing, and helped to get the slots in the PA tracks.  If it wasn't for Smarty Jones, the PA tracks would be in worse shape than the Maryland tracks.\n\nI think Afleet Alex was the most powerful.  He loved to train, especially twice a day.  Because of his training regimen, he was the most powerful on raceday in my opinion.\n\nFastest I think was Smarty Jones.  He was bred to win PA-bred races at Philly Park by I think a sire and dam that was bred for speed.  I think if they all ran as 3-year olds in a sprint race, the finish would be Smarty, Barbaro, Alex.\n\nIn a distance race, it's wide open, and any of the 3 horses could win.\n\nI couldn't save just one.  I'd have to save all 3.
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Why are you in the horse racing category?
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The Australian wonderhorse PharLap would have beaten them both, even hardened US racing men placed him above Man O War after he won the Agua Caliente Hcp the richest race in the world at that time on a limited preperation and with a hoof injury and his first run on dirt after a long sea voyage, sadly he died after this race more than likely from poison used to spray the oranges in his paddock,to this day some still insist the mafia poisoned him.with over 20 group 1 race victories to his name PharLap was the greatest!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nGoogle him 2 read about his carreer im sure u will be impressed.
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I think he's AWESOME....I actually like him alot more than I ever liked his father...he's the main reason I'lll watch races...I love it when he wins!!
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I am a big Yankee Fan...\n\nI have more than one favorite, I like Jeter, A-Rod, Johnny Damon, B. Williams, and Paul O'Neill (I know he's retired now)\n\nGO YANKEES
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From his driver to signature wedges, I have them (they really do work good also). I also have his Sunday 2006 Master's Shirt. Everytime he goes to the WGC at Firestone, I am there to watch him. I do not worship the ground he walks on, but he is a living legend. We will talk to our grandchildren about him. He even raised the purses by 75% in 2000 just by his play. He has made the world a better place with his learning center. He has made the world a better place, and he is still cocky as all hell in doing it. I love the man (platonically ofcourse)!