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Steve Asmussen's older brother, Cash Asmussen, currently a trainer himself, is a retired Eclipse Award-winning jockey with championships in Europe as well. [5] Asmussen began riding as a jockey at age sixteen, competing for two years at racetracks in New Mexico, California, and New York until his height and weight ended his riding career. "No ...
After the race, Asmussen said he could not believe Epicenter had lost after he took the lead in the stretch. "Then "I saw [Rich Strike], and I'm like, 'No! He's not going to beat us.' And he did,” said Asmussen. "Hats off to him. They won the Kentucky Derby. What a story." [17] Epicenter went off as the 6-5 favorite in the 2022 Preakness ...
12. Track Phantom, Joel Rosario, Steve Asmussen, 3-1. Endlessly favored in Jeff Ruby Steaks. Endlessly is the 5-2 morning-line favorite for Saturday’s $700,000, Grade 3 Jeff Ruby Steaks at ...
Steven Asmussen [4] 307 2012 Jamie J. Ness: 395 2011 Steven Asmussen 348 2010 Steven Asmussen 506 2009 Steven Asmussen 650 2008 Steven Asmussen 621 2007 Steven Asmussen 488 2006 Scott A. Lake [5] 528 2005 Steven Asmussen 473 2004 Steven Asmussen 555 2003 Scott A. Lake 455 2002 Steven Asmussen 407 2001 Scott A. Lake 407 2000 Scott A. Lake 337 1999
He became the third Horse of the Year winner for trainer Steve Asmussen. [53] Two nights later, Gun Runner entered his last race, the Pegasus World Cup. He drew an outside post position, which was cause for concern in a race of 1 + 1 ⁄ 8 miles at Gulfstream Park, where the start is very close to the first turn. However, Geroux used Gun Runner ...
The title of American Champion Older Dirt Male Horse is an American Thoroughbred horse racing honor awarded annually to a stallion or gelding, four years old and up, for performances on dirt and main track racing surfaces.
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Owned by Mike McCarty and primarily trained by Steve Asmussen, Private Vow won two Grade 2 stakes races as a two-year-old in 2005, but fared poorly in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile that year. He placed 15th in the 2006 Kentucky Derby and was retired after a 7th-place finish in a listed stakes race at the Fair Grounds in 2007. [1]