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Churchill Downs Career Wins, Jockeys Cd Career Stakes Wins, Jockeys CHURCHILL DOWNS CAREER WINS, JOCKEYS CD CAREER STAKES WINS, JOCKEYS Through 2015 Fall Meet Through 2015 Fall Meet Rank Jockey CD Career Wins Rank Jockey CD Career Stakes Wins 1. Pat Day (Fall 1980-Spring 2005) 2,482 1. Pat Day (Fall 1980-Spring 2005) 156 2. Calvin Borel (Spring 1993-present) 1,189 2. Robby Albarado (Spring 1995-present) 76 3. Robby Albarado (Spring 1995-present) 1,056 3. Calvin Borel (Spring 1993-present) 60 4. Don Brumfield (Fall 1961-Spring 1989) 925 4. Julien Leparoux (Fall 2005-present) 53 5. Larry Melancon (Spring 1974-Spring 2010) 914 5. Shaun Bridgmohan (Spring 2003-present) 47 6. Jim McKnight (Spring 1970-Fall 1998) 883 5. Larry Melancon (Spring 1974-Spring 2010) 47 7. Charlie Woods Jr. (Spring 1976-Fall 2009) 757 7. Don Brumfield (Fall 1961-Spring 1989) 46 8. Shane Sellers (Spring 1991-present) 738 7. Shane Sellers (Spring 1991-present) 46 9. Corey Lanerie (Spring 2000-present) 710 9. Jerry Bailey 38 10. Julien Leparoux (Fall 2005-present) 707 10. John Velazquez (Spring 1996-present) 37 11. Julio Espinoza (Spring 1973-Fall 1998) 642 11. Garrett Gomez 30 12. Shaun Bridgmohan (Spring 2003-present) 621 11. Gary Stevens 30 13. Jon Court (Spring 1996-present) 496 13. Keith Allen (Spring 1983-Spring 1995) 28 14. Patrick Johnson (Spring 1981-present) 467 13. Craig Perret 28 15. Mike McDowell (Spring 1968-Fall 1991) 452 15. Kent Desormeaux 25 16. Willie Martinez (Fall 1992-present) 435 15. Corey Lanerie (Spring 2000-present) 25 17. Keith Allen (Spring 1983-Spring 1995) 431 15. Mike Smith 25 18. Rafael Bejarano (Spring 2003-present) 409 18. Charlie Woods Jr. (Spring 1976-Fall 2009) 24 19. Earlie Fires (Spring 1965-Spring 2007) 403 19. Rafael Bejarano (Spring 2003-present) 23 20. Mike Manganello (Fall 1964-Fall 1978) 383 20. Julio Espinoza (Spring 1973-Fall 1998) 21 21. Brian Hernandez Jr. (Spring 2004-present) 364 21. Chris McCarron 20 22. Steve Brooks 362 21. Jim McKnight (Spring 1970-Fall 1998) 20 23. Miguel Mena (Spring 2006-present) 360 24. Mark Guidry (Fall 2000-present) 332 CD CAREER TURF WINS, JOCKEYS 25. Jesus Castanon (Fall 1994-present) 320 26. Tommy Barrow 314 Through 2015 Fall Meet Rank Jockey CD Career Turf Wins Others: 1. Pat Day (Fall 1980-Spring 2005) 271 2. Robby Albarado (Spring 1995-present) 244 Tracy Hebert 281 3. Julien Leparoux (Fall 2005-present) 198 John McKee (Fall 2002-present) 279 4. Shane Sellers (Spring 1991-present) 136 Joe Johnson 249 5. Calvin Borel (Spring 1993-present) 134 Francisco Torres (Fall 1991-present) 240 6. Corey Lanerie (Spring 2000-present) 110 Fabio Arguello Jr. 237 6. Larry Melancon (Spring 1974-Spring 2010) 110 Jamie Theriot (Fall 2001-present) 194 8. Shaun Bridgmohan (Spring 2003-present) 105 Mike Smith 162 9. Mark Guidry (Fall 2000-present) 85 Leandro Goncalves (Spring 2007-present) 148 10. Jon Court (Spring 1996-present) 78 Kent Desormeaux 135 Garrett Gomez 129 Eddie Martin Jr. (Fall 1994-present) 128 CD ANNUAL STAKES WINS, JOCKEYS Ricardo Santana Jr. (Fall 2012-present) 125 Joe Rocco Jr. (Fall 2001-present) 101 Year Jockey Stakes Wins Rosie Napravnik (Fall 2010-present) 95 2015 Fall Julien Leparoux 3 Marcelino Pedroza Jr. (Fall 2010-present) 91 2015-September one win each 1 Greta Kuntzweiler (Spring 1999-present) 84 2015-Spring Julien Leparoux 4 Marlon St. Julien (Spring 1993-present) 71 2014-Fall Julien Leparoux 3 2014-September Miguel Mena, Ricardo Santana Jr. 2 Gary Stevens 67 2014-Spring Rosie Napravnik 5 John Velazquez (Spring 1996-present) 65 2013-Fall Shaun Bridgmohan 5 Victor Lebron (Spring 2006-present) 65 2013-September Corey Lanerie 3 Alan Garcia (Spring 2008-present) 46 2013-Spring Shaun Bridgmohan 6 Corey Nakatani (Spring 1991-present) 43 2012-Fall Miguel Mena 4 James Graham (Spring 2003-present) 42 2012-Spring Miguel Mena 4 Dean Sarvis (Spring 1992-present) 39 2011-Fall Julien Leparoux, Mike Smith, John Velazquez 3 2011 Spring Kent Desormeaux 4 Dylan Davis (Spring 2013-present) 39 2010 Fall Garrett Gomez 5 Chris Landeros (Spring 2014-present) 37 2010 Spring Calvin Borel 5 Channing Hill (Spring 2010-present) 31 2009 Fall Robby Albarado, Calvin Borel, Jesus Castanon, Jon Court 2 Rafael Hernandez (Spring 2004-present) 26 2009 Spring Calvin Borel, Julien Leparoux 5 Albin Jimenez (Fall 2010-present) 18 2008 Fall Julien Leparoux 4 Didiel Osorio (Fall 2013-present) 18 2008 Spring Robby Albarado 6 Florent Geroux (Fall 2009-present) 14 2007 Fall Julien Leparoux 4 2007 Spring Calvin Borel 4 Sebastian Saez (Spring 2015-present) 13 2006 Fall Robby Albarado 3 Sophie Doyle (Spring 2014-present) 11 2006 Spring Julien Leparoux 7 Emmanuel Esquivel (September 2015-present) 8 2005 Fall Robby Albarado, Mark Guidry 4 Jack Gilligan (September 2014-present) 6 2005 Spring Robby Albarado 8 2004 Fall Brice Blanc 5 2004 Spring Pat Day, Shane Sellers 5 2003 Fall Calvin Borel, Shane Sellers, Cornelio Velasquez 2 2003 Spring Jerry Bailey 6 2002 Fall Pat Day 3 2002 Spring Jerry Bailey 7 CD ANNUAL TURF WINS, JOCKEYS Year Jockey Turf Wins 2015-Fall Brian Hernandez Jr., Julien Leparoux 5 2015-September Brian Hernandez Jr., Julien Leparoux 3 2015-Spring Julien Leparoux 15 2014-Fall Julien Leparoux 10 2014-September Robby Albarado, Julien Leparoux 3 2014-Spring Corey Lanerie, Julien Leparoux 15 2013-Fall Corey Lanerie, Julien Leparoux 4 2013-September Shaun Bridgmohan, Joe Rocco Jr. 3 2013-Spring Rosie Napravnik 13 2012-Fall Joe Rocco Jr. 10 2012-Spring Corey Lanerie 16 2011-Fall Julien Leparoux 10 2011 Spring Julien Leparoux 11 2010 Fall Kent Desormeaux 7 2010 Spring Corey Lanerie 8 2009 Fall Julien Leparoux 8 2009 Spring Robby Albarado 13 2008 Fall Julien Leparoux 14 2008 Spring Robby Albarado, Julien Leparoux 15 2007 Fall Robby Albarado, Julien Leparoux 7 2007 Spring Robby Albarado 16 2006 Fall Julien Leparoux 6 2006 Spring Julien Leparoux 28 2005 Fall Robby Albarado 10 2005 Spring Robby Albarado 16 2004 Fall Brice Blanc 8 2004 Spring Cornelio Velasquez 15 2003 Fall Pat Day 8 2003 Spring Pat Day 12 2002 Fall Pat Day 6 2002 Spring Mark Guidry 14 CD ANNUAL 2-YEAR-OLD WINS, JOCKEYS Year Jockey 2YO Wins 2015-Fall Ricardo Santana Jr. 10 2015-September Brian Hernandez Jr., Ricardo Santana Jr. 4 2015-Spring Jamie Theriot 5 2014-Fall Shaun Bridgmohan 13 2014-September Chris Landeros, Ricardo Santana Jr. 4 2014-Spring Corey Lanerie 6 2013-Fall Corey Lanerie, Miguel Mena 9 2013-September Corey Lanerie 4 2013-Spring Rosie Napravnik 8 2012-Fall Corey Lanerie 15 2012-Spring Shaun Bridgmohan 6 2011-Fall Julien Leparoux 10 2011 Spring Calvin Borel, Corey Lanerie 6 2010 Fall Robby Albarado 9 2010 Spring Robby Albarado 7 2009 Fall Julien Leparoux 11 2009 Spring Corey Lanerie 8 2008 Fall Robby Albarado 18 2008 Spring Shaun Bridgmohan 14 2007 Fall Julien Leparoux 14 2007 Spring Shaun Bridgmohan 16 2006 Fall Shaun Bridgmohan 11 2006 Spring Shaun Bridgmohan 12 2005 Fall Mark Guidry 11 2005 Spring Mark Guidry 6 2004 Fall Brice Blanc, John McKee 10 2004 Spring Shane Sellers 8 2003 Fall Pat Day, John McKee 9 2003 Spring Lonnie Meche 12 2002 Fall Pat Day 17 2002 Spring Calvin Borel, Jon Court, Pat Day, Donnie Meche 5 CHURCHILL DOWNS CAREER WINS, TRAINERS Joe Woodard (Fall 1995-present) 80 Nick Zito (Spring 1991-present) 80 Through 2015 Fall Meet Donald Habeeb (Spring 1991-present) 75 Rank Trainer CD Career Wins Wesley Ward (Fall 1994-present) 74 Ron Moquett (Fall 1999-present) 72 1. Bill Mott (Fall 1978-present) 691 Garry Simms (Spring 1992-present) 72 2. Dale Romans (Spring 1989-present) 660 Mike Tomlinson (Spring 1993-present) 70 3. Steve Asmussen (Spring 1993-present) 565 “Scooter” Dickey (Spring 1995-present) 65 4. D. Wayne Lukas (Spring 1986-present) 515 Tim Glyshaw (Spring 2004-present) 65 5. Bernie Flint (Spring 1982-present) 465 Glenn Wismer (Spring 1991-Fall 2014) 62* 6. Tom Amoss (Spring 1992-present) 421 Charlie LoPresti (Spring 1993-present) 58 7. Greg Foley (Spring 1981-present) 383 Robert Pincins (Spring 1991-present) 56 8. Kenny McPeek (Fall 1985-present) 366 Helen Pitts (Spring 2005-present) 54 9. Angel Montano Sr. (Fall 1968-present) 361 10. Forrest Kaelin (Fall 1965-present) 340 10. Dave Vance (TBA-present) 340* CD CAREER STAKES WINS, TRAINERS 12. Jack Van Berg (Fall 1970-present) 335 Through 2015 Fall Meet 13. Paul McGee (Spring 1987-present) 329 14. George “Rusty” Arnold II (TBA-present) 315 Rank Jockey CD Career Stakes Wins 14. Lynn Whiting (TBA-present) 315 1 Bill Mott (Fall 1978-present) 90 16. William “Jinks” Fires (Spring 1979-present) 308 2. D. Wayne Lukas (Spring 1986-present) 74 17. Neil Howard (Spring 1981-present) 300 3. Steve Asmussen (Spring 1993-present) 58 18. Mike Maker (Spring 2003-present) 297 4. Todd Pletcher 44 19. Elliott Walden (Spring 1985-Spring 2005) 288 5. Dale Romans (Spring 1989-present) 42 20. Henry Forrest (Fall 1930-Fall 1974) 271 6. Bob Baffert 39 21. Steve Penrod (Spring 1982-Fall 2010) 245 7. Claude “Shug” McGaughey III (TBA-present) 32 22. Harry Trotsek (Spring 1936-Fall 1987) 243 8. Kenny McPeek (Fall 1985-present) 30 23. Herb Stevens (Spring 1949-Spring 1996) 241 9. George “Rusty” Arnold II (TBA-present) 26 24. Carl Nafzger (TBA-present) 240 10. Neil Howard (Spring 1981-present) 24 25. Don Winfree (TBA-Fall 2010) 238 11. Steve Penrod (Spring 1982-Fall 2010) 23 26. Tommy Stevens Sr. (Spring 1947-Spring 1985) 237 12. Ben A. “Plain Ben” Jones (Spring 1932-Spring 1956) 21 27. Carl Bowman (TBA-September 2013) 234 13. Elliott Walden (Spring 1985-Spring 2005) 20 28.
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