Creole rider Emisael Jaramillo won eight races and returned to show off in Gulfstream Park, Florida, last week.
The Venezuelan crossed the finish line first twice on Wednesday the 8th, once on Friday the 10th, three on Saturday the 11th and twice on Sunday the 12th, to reach 69 victories.
Another who stood out, not by number of wins since he achieved 3, was Javier Castellano, since last Saturday he won two of the four stakes in which he participated in Belmont Park, New York. The successes were in grade 1.
In that same racecourse, Junior Alvarado had a weekend to remember, crossing the finish line first in five opportunities, 2 on Friday 10 and 3 on Saturday 11.
Samy Camacho, thanks to his 4 victories (1 on Friday and 3 on Sunday) is already in the first 21, to be in box 12.
Ángel Alciro Castillo won two and is already 23 at Parx Racing, Philadelphia. Francisco Arrieta also showed off three photos in the winner’s box to reach 16 at Canterbury Park.
José Armando Bracho (Belterra Park, Cincinnati); Daniel Centeno (Delaware and Laurel Park); Sonny León (Belterra Park); Charle Oliveros (Mountaineer Park, West Virginia) and Leonel Reyes (Gulfstream Park) triumphed a couple of times.
They won a race: Roimes Chirinos (Ruidos Downs, New Mexico); Wilmer Guelloiz (Century Mile, Canada); Mychel Sánchez (Parx Racing in Philadelphia, where he is the leader) and Rigo Sarmiento (Century Mile).
Antonio Sano stood out among the Venezuelan trainers by winning twice on Friday the 10th, while Juan Carlos Ávila, Víctor Barboza Jr., José Francisco D’Angelo, Oscar Manuel González and Gilberto Zerpa, each scored one win, all of them at Gulfstream Park . Ricardo D’Angelo made a first in Laurel Park (Maryland) and Juan Carlos Gotera in Mountaineer (West Virginia).
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