The Venezuelan horseman Emissael Jaramillo He achieved his 1.000th victory in the racetracks of the United States, crossing the finish line first in the sixth race this Saturday at Gulfstream Park, over the Loriloupies mare, trained by Saffie A. Josseph.
The champion, born in Tucupido, Guárico state, who began his journey through the American circuits in the year 2.000, completed a thousand wins after 5.129 performances, of which 792 times he has occupied second place and on 560 occasions he has occupied the third box.
Jaramillo imposed Nacho Papa in the second race of the program, to repeat in the third with Superfecto, a test in which the also Venezuelan Leonel Reyes Ramos occupied second place with Hard Lighting and in the sixth he completed the coveted feat, to get into the list of whips that have achieved 1.000 or more victories in the United States.
The Venezuelan jockey, winner of 14 statistics and more than 3.000 races at the La Rinconada Racecourse, got his first win in the United States with the High Security horse from Zulia in the Caribbean Confraternity Cup of 2020 and the next day he achieved the Caribbean Classic with the remembered champion My Own Businees, tests disputed in the El Comandante oval, later called Camarero, in Puerto Rico, but it was in the 2015 season when he settled in the North.
The greatest number of conquests was achieved in the 2017 season with 233 visits to the winner's enclosure and the one with the most money earned for the owners was reached in 2019 with the sum of 6.577.694 dollars, to exceed 29.500. 000 dollars in production for life.
Perhaps one of the most important victories of the biggest winner of selective races in the Caribbean Horse Riding Series abroad, was achieved with the late XY Jet, in the Dubai Golden Shaheen in 2018, after occupying second place in the editions of 2016 and 2018, tests held at the Meydan circuit, located in the United Arab Emirate.
Javier Castellano, Ramón Alfredo Domínguez, Eibar Coa Monteverde, Daniel Centeno and Júnior Alvarado are among the Venezuelan riders who have won 1.000 or more races in the United States.
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