- A
jockey is
someone who
rides horses in
horse racing or
steeplechase racing,
primarily as a profession. The word also
applies to
camel riders in camel...
- A disc
jockey, more
commonly abbreviated as DJ, is a
person who
plays recorded music for an audience.
Types of DJs
include radio DJs (who host programs...
- A
video jockey (abbreviated VJ or
sometimes veejay) is an
announcer who
introduces music videos and live
performances on
commercial music television channels...
- A lawn
jockey is a
statue depicting a man in
jockey clothes,
intended to be
placed in
front yards as
hitching posts,
similar to
those of
footmen bearing...
- Wisconsin.
Jockey is
known for
having invented the
first men's Y-Front
brief in 1934.
Jockey is a
recognized trademark in 120 countries.
Jockey was originally...
-
Greyhound jockeys or
monkey jockeys were
capuchin monkeys trained to ride
racing dogs for
sport over a 500-metre (0.31 mi) course. The use of monkeys...
- The Hong Kong
Jockey Club (HKJC) is one of the
oldest institutions in Hong Kong,
having been
founded in 1884. In 1959, it was
granted a
Royal Charter and...
- ****stan as a
radio jockey.
Radio personalities who
introduce and play
individual selections of
recorded music are
known as disc
jockeys or "DJs" for short...
- Look up
jockey in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
jockey is a
professional horse racer.
Jockey may also
refer to: Disc
jockey (or a DJ or deejay), a...
-
equestrian performance sport,
typically involving two or more
horses ridden by
jockeys (or
sometimes driven without riders) over a set
distance for competition...