Jerry D. Bailey (August 29, 1957 - ) * 30,586 Mounts * 5,893 Wins * 4,554 Seconds * 3,925 Thirds * $ 296,113,529 earned * 1992 George Woolf Memorial Jockey Award * 1993 Mike Venezia Memorial Jockey Award * 1995, 1996, 1997, 2001, 2002 & 2003 United States Champion jockey by Earnings * 1996 Big Sport of Turfdom Award * 1995, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002 & 2003 Eclipse Award for Outstanding Jockey * 6 Wins in Triple Crown Races * 15 Wins in Breeder´s Cup Races * Inducted to The National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame in 1995 * Well done, Champion! 😌 😎 🤠 🐎 * Greetings from Venezuela Jerry D. Bailey (29 de Agosto, 1957 - ) * 30,586 Montas * 5,893 Primeros * 4,554 Segundos * 3,925 Terceros * $ 296,113,529 producidos * Premio Memorial Jinete Geroge Woolf 1992 * Premio Memorial Jinete Mike Venezia 1993 * Jinete Campeón en los Estados Unidos por dinero ganado en 1995, 1996, 1997, 2001, 2002 & 2003 * Premio Gran Deporte Hípico 1996 * Premio Eclipse al Mejor Jinete de Estados Unidos en 1995, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002 & 2003 * 6 Triunfos en Carreras de Triple Corona * 15 Triunfos en Carreras de la Copa de Criadores * Exaltado al Museo Nacional de las Carreras y Salón de la Fama en 1995 * ¡Bravo, Campeón! 😌 😎 🤠 🐎 * Saludos desde Venezuela
I remember Jerry as the jock that got better and better until he was the greatest jock that ever got on a race horse. Move over, Jerry. Joel Rosario has been taking out lessons. He reminds me of you so much with your amazing leg riding ghat I had to watch this again
lest I forget wedding seven races at Gulfstream at the time he did that with the competition that was there at that time is like winning three Super Bowls back to back!!!!
Jerry Baily a very smart rider he I think could of hung around a lott later than he had if he had not had some bad luck tending too his home and he fell fr aladder and broke his arm he came back after still very good thow time and age catches up too ya when things like that do happen you never seen him stick and hang on he he could really horseback
next to Angel Cordero Eddie Arcaro I got to put Jerry Bailey right there in the top 3 it was the best placement Rider did I ever seen as far as placing a horse where they should be and and that is 50% of the game putting her horse where they should be on that specific day the how the track is playing outside inside speed closer stalkers he was the best bar none!!!!
4:51. He could have still gone out with the other jockeys and had drinks. He could just drink water or have a soft drink. He did not have to drink alcohol. If the other jockeys were truly his friends, then they would have made sure that Jerry did not drink any alcohol. Also, the other jockeys could have just had water in solidarity with Jerry. If you are trying to be healthy, alcohol is not the best drink.
Did he say cigar would beat citation because he was more fit? Hmmmm. Sorry to say but I cant accept that n the only person can let me accept that is Eddie Arcario. Just being honest
Jerry is my favorite Jockey of all time. He looked so smooth on the back of a horse it was like the horse thought he wasn't carrying any weight.
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Jerry D. Bailey
(August 29, 1957 - )
* 30,586 Mounts
* 5,893 Wins
* 4,554 Seconds
* 3,925 Thirds
* $ 296,113,529 earned
* 1992 George Woolf Memorial Jockey Award
* 1993 Mike Venezia Memorial Jockey Award
* 1995, 1996, 1997, 2001, 2002 & 2003 United States Champion jockey by Earnings
* 1996 Big Sport of Turfdom Award
* 1995, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002 & 2003 Eclipse Award for Outstanding Jockey
* 6 Wins in Triple Crown Races
* 15 Wins in Breeder´s Cup Races
* Inducted to The National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame in 1995
* Well done, Champion! 😌 😎 🤠 🐎
* Greetings from Venezuela
Jerry D. Bailey
(29 de Agosto, 1957 - )
* 30,586 Montas
* 5,893 Primeros
* 4,554 Segundos
* 3,925 Terceros
* $ 296,113,529 producidos
* Premio Memorial Jinete Geroge Woolf 1992
* Premio Memorial Jinete Mike Venezia 1993
* Jinete Campeón en los Estados Unidos por dinero ganado en 1995, 1996, 1997, 2001, 2002 & 2003
* Premio Gran Deporte Hípico 1996
* Premio Eclipse al Mejor Jinete de Estados Unidos en 1995, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002 & 2003
* 6 Triunfos en Carreras de Triple Corona
* 15 Triunfos en Carreras de la Copa de Criadores
* Exaltado al Museo Nacional de las Carreras y Salón de la Fama en 1995
* ¡Bravo, Campeón! 😌 😎 🤠 🐎
* Saludos desde Venezuela
I remember Jerry as the jock that got better and better until he was the greatest jock that ever got on a race horse. Move over, Jerry. Joel Rosario has been taking out lessons. He reminds me of you so much with your amazing leg riding ghat I had to watch this again
"To be a jockey is to be an athlete"
Virgilio Decan "Aly Khan"
(1931 - )
Venezuelan retired horse racing caller
Jerry is a jockey's jockey.
ty again. My hero. Tall n fast hooked w Mott were amazing
lest I forget wedding seven races at Gulfstream at the time he did that with the competition that was there at that time is like winning three Super Bowls back to back!!!!
Jerry Baily a very smart rider he I think could of hung around a lott later than he had if he had not had some bad luck tending too his home and he fell fr aladder and broke his arm he came back after still very good thow time and age catches up too ya when things like that do happen you never seen him stick and hang on he he could really horseback
Because horse racing is declining rather rapidly, so the jockeys nowadays are not as popular as the ones in 1990's etc.
Fantastic
next to Angel Cordero Eddie Arcaro I got to put Jerry Bailey right there in the top 3 it was the best placement Rider did I ever seen as far as placing a horse where they should be and and that is 50% of the game putting her horse where they should be on that specific day the how the track is playing outside inside speed closer stalkers he was the best bar none!!!!
Pat Day Gave Baileys Horse Room to Get Out and Pat Day and Jerry Bailey Go Nose to Nose to The Wire?...Very Interesting Story
Bill Sparks brought me here.
Jerry Bailey is the best jockey ever !!!.... fast forward the year 2035 best jockey- Ortiz brothers
big money mike smith
4:51. He could have still gone out with the other jockeys and had drinks. He could just drink water or have a soft drink. He did not have to drink alcohol. If the other jockeys were truly his friends, then they would have made sure that Jerry did not drink any alcohol. Also, the other jockeys could have just had water in solidarity with Jerry. If you are trying to be healthy, alcohol is not the best drink.
Did he say cigar would beat citation because he was more fit? Hmmmm. Sorry to say but I cant accept that n the only person can let me accept that is Eddie Arcario. Just being honest