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These are post position numbers and should not be used for wagering purposes.
FAQs
How much do jockeys make? ›
The average jockey salary in the United States is $52,645. Jockey salaries typically range between $35,000 and $77,000 yearly. The average hourly rate for jockeys is $25.31 per hour. Jockey salary is impacted by location, education, and experience.
How much is the daily racing form? ›Daily Racing Form | DRF | America's Turf Authority Since 1894. Single Cards $4.25 / Save with plans! ✔ Mobile-optimized PPs! Single Cards $4.95 / Save with plans!
Who is the highest paid jockey? ›Highest Paid Jockey in the World in 2022
First place on the list goes to Japan's Yutaka Take, with an estimated fortune of $796m earned and over 2,500 wins.
Jockeys receive 50% of their riding fee for any non-runner after jockey declarations.
What does bf mean in horse racing? ›CD indicates a horse has won over course and distance. BF stands for beaten favourite and indicates a horse was favourite for a race, but did not win.
What does TS mean in horse racing? ›TS (Top Speed rating) A rating that reflects a horses ability by measuring performance against the standard time for the course and distance, with allowances made for elements, age and weight . Best RPR Presents the horse's highest RPR score.
What does nap mean in horse racing? ›The word itself is derived from the card game Napoleon. Quite simply a NAP Bet is someone's best bet of the day and the one you should follow if you want to bet on just one horse.
What horse is buried at Saratoga Race Track? ›Champion filly Go For Wand, who suffered a fatal injury during the stretch run of the 1990 Breeders Cup Distaff, is buried in the Saratoga Race Course infield.
Can you wear jeans to Saratoga Race Track? ›Gentlemen: Suits or sports jackets encouraged on weekdays, required on weekends. No jeans or shorts. Ladies: Dresses, skirts or slacks. No jeans, shorts, rompers, or abbreviated wear permitted.
What is the oldest racetrack in the United States? ›The oldest racetrack in the United States is Freehold Raceway in New Jersey. It opened in the 1830s but races harness horses (standard breds) not Thoroughbreds.
Who owns the racing form? ›
Sports Information Group LLC, the owner of the Daily Racing Form, will merge with casino operator Affinity Gaming, according to a Bloomberg report. Citing people with knowledge of the plan, Bloomberg reported that the new entity, called Affinity Interactive, would be valued at about $1.3 billion.
How much does arrive and drive racing cost? ›Whole Car Whole Season - 2 to 6 Drivers
It includes over 49 hours of track time. From £70,530 for the complete car. Teams can vary from two to six drivers. You can decide how many team mates you would like to race with and the price will be altered accordingly per driver, so it is split between the whole team.
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How much do jockeys get paid per ride? ›However, as a general rule of thumb Flat jockeys receive around 8.5% of the advertised win prize and 2.61% of the advertised place prize.
How much does a jockey get paid to run the Kentucky Derby? ›Just like caddies at the Masters receive some of the payout if their golfer wins, jockeys receive a portion of the Kentucky Derby prize their horse lands. According to multiple reports, jockeys typically receive 10% of the prize money. So, whichever jockey is first across the line Saturday will likely pocket $310,000.
How much does a jockey make for winning the Belmont Stakes? ›How much money does the winning Belmont jockey make? The winning horse's owner typically will get 80% of the prize money ($960,000 in 2024) while the jockey and trainer each receive a 10% share ($120,000 apiece in 2024), according to TwinSpires.
What is the weight limit for a jockey? ›Jockeys must be at least 16 years old. There is no set height or weight requirement, but the majority of jockeys do not weigh more than 125 pounds, many even less, with height (usually around 5 feet tall) or proportionate to their weight.