Jockey Tyler Gaffalione has been fined $2,500 for his ride on Sierra Leone during Saturday’s 150 th running of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission ...
That was the plan in the paddock." Breaking from the far outside in the field of nine, jockey Tyler Gaffalione settled the 5-year-old son of Medaglia d'Oro off the pace and toward the rail in the ...
Tyler Gaffalione capped off his third Kentucky Downs riding title in style, winning three races on Wednesday's closing-day card to finish with 12 victories for the FanDuel Meet, five more than ...
With the more traditional bit in the Derby, jockey Tyler Gaffalione wound up being fined $2,500 for touching Japanese horse Forever Young, which Brown chalked up as trying to get to his crop to ...
Ja’Marr Chase’s outburst at a referee last weekend came with a heavy price. The Cincinnati Bengals star receiver was fined $31,599 for verbal abuse on an official, as his complaint to referee ...
with the first-time starter Isle of Capri prevailing to pull jockey Tyler Gaffalione into a tie with Irad Ortiz Jr. at nine victories apiece and Brendan Walsh into a three-way tie at six wins ...
Sierra Leone jockey Tyler Gaffalione was fined $2,500 for "touching a rival with his left hand" near the finish of the 150th Kentucky Derby.
FRANKLIN – The way jockey Tyler Gaffalione sees it, being successful at Kentucky Downs is all about momentum. If the 29-year-old is going to win his third consecutive riding title at the seven ...
Allen Jerkens on Travers Day. He’s second in the jockey race. Jockey Tyler Gaffalione is happy after a win in the Ballerina on Travers Day aboard Society. Gaffalione is third in the jockey race.
Education: Northwestern University, BS in Journalism ; University of Oxford, MSc in Comparative Social Policy Tyler Pager is a White House reporter at The Washington Post. In 2022, he won the ...
Jockey Tyler Gaffalione was fined $2,500 for his ride on Sierra Leone during the 150th running of the Kentucky Derby at ...
Gaffalione appeared to reach out and make contact with an adjacent rider and horse, third-place finisher Forever Young, in the stretch, leading to post-race questions.