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William John
Hartack Jr. (December 9, 1932 –
November 26, 2007) was an
American jockey.
Referred to by the
media as both "Bill" and "Willie" (
Hartack detested...
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distance of ten
furlongs in 2:03.
Hartack was
satisfied with the colt's abilities. "He is a
small horse," said
Hartack, "but he has lots of
brawn and lots...
- The Bill
Hartack Memorial Handicap is an
American Thoroughbred horse race run at
Hawthorne Race
Course in Stickney/Cicero,
Illinois in the
early spring...
- Jolley's son LeRoy, and
ridden by ****ure U.S. Hall of Fame
jockey Bill
Hartack, the two-year-old
Ridan went
unbeaten in
seven starts in 1961 that included...
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Aaron Gryder Mario Gutierrez Ira
Hanford Noel
Harris David Harrison Bill
Hartack Sandy Hawley Chris Hayes Frank Hayes Seamie Heffernan Brian Hernandez Jr...
- ****ure U.S.
Racing Hall of Fame
jockey Bill
Hartack,
finish third behind Bally Ache and Tompion.
Hartack had
ridden Venetian Way to
victory in the Kentucky...
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Prince won both of his
starts in his 1968 fall campaign.
Ridden by Bill
Hartack, at age three, he
quickly became the
dominant three-year-old in West Coast...
- won his
first Kentucky Derby in 1938
aboard Lawrin. He is tied with Bill
Hartack for most
Derby wins with five, and has the most wins in the
Preakness and...
- of Fame in 2006), who
handled him for the
remainder of his career. Bill
Hartack was his
jockey for a
short time,
followed by
Eddie Arcaro, who rode Kelso...
- rush for the wire, and he
finished second to Iron Liege,
ridden by Bill
Hartack. At the 1986
Kentucky Derby,
Shoemaker became the
oldest jockey ever to...
