Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith took a minute to remember his very first horse. He recounted his many adventures with a little black pony that his father bought him. The pony was named Stormy and taught him many lessons, as only an ornery Shetland could. Smith said, “Stormy had a ‘little man syndrome.’ I’d saddle him up and ride him after school or any chance I got. I’d learn how to post and how to stay on and not get bounced off.”
You could say trainer Riley Mott has been waiting for this moment for most of his life. Mott, 33, will saddle his first Breeders' Cup starter at this year's World Championships. He will be represented by a solid contender in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Oct.
My name is Nathan Rosen. I am 16 years old from Middletown, N.J. Horse racing has been a passion of mine since I was born and I am so glad to share my experiences with you.
Emotions are sure to run high for trainer Robbie Medina before he starts Praying in the $1 million PNC Bank Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Sprint on Nov. 1 at Del Mar.
