- 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
robot jockey is
commonly used in
camel racing as a
replacement for
human jockeys.
Developed in 2004, the
robotic jockeys are
slowly phasing out the use...
- 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...
- A
video jockey (abbreviated VJ or
sometimes veejay) is an
announcer or host who
introduces music videos and live
performances on
commercial music television...
- G1
Jockey (called GI
Jockey in ****an) is a
video game
franchise developed and
published by Koei that
simulates horse racing from a
jockey's perspective...
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Jockey International, Inc. is an
American manufacturer and
retailer of underwear, sleepwear, and
sportswear for men, women, and children. The
company is...
-
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...
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Frank Hayes (1901 – 4 June 1923) was an
Irish horse trainer and
jockey who, on 4 June 1923, at
Belmont Park
racetrack in Elmont, New York, won a steeplechase...
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Thrill Jockey is an
American independent record label established by
former Atlantic Records A&R
representative Bettina Richards and
based in Chicago....
