Mike E. Smith

Mike E. Smith

Mike E. Smith was born on August 10th, 1965

Full Name: Michael Earl Smith
Nationality: American
Profession: Jockey and Sportscaster
Place of Birth: New Orleans, Louisiana
Zodiac Sign: Not Available
Racing Career: Multiple Wins
Notable Horses: Multiple Champions
Broadcasting Career: TVG Network

A Hall of Fame jockey with over 26,000 mounts, winning numerous Triple Crown races, and later becoming a respected TV commentator. Known for his exceptional riding skills and insightful broadcasting.

Timeline
1963
Born in New Mexico
Mike E. Smith was born on August 10, 1963, in Roswell, New Mexico.
1982
Began horse racing career
Smith began his horse racing career, eventually becoming one of the most successful jockeys in the sport.
1994
Won Kentucky Derby
Smith won the Kentucky Derby aboard Go for Gin.
2005
Inducted into Racing Hall of Fame
Smith was inducted into the National Racing Hall of Fame.
2018
Retired from horse racing
Smith retired from horse racing, finishing his career with over 5,400 wins.
Mike E. Smith

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What is Mike E. Smiths riding style?
Mike E. Smith, an American jockey, is known for his aggressive and competitive riding style, which has earned him numerous accolades in the horse racing industry.
What awards has Mike E. Smith won?
Mike E. Smith has won various prestigious awards, including the Eclipse Award for Outstanding Jockey, the George Woolf Memorial Jockey Award, and the Mike Venezia Memorial Award.
How did Mike E. Smith start his jockey career?
Mike E. Smith began his jockey career in 1982, riding in his first race at the age of 16. He won his first stakes race in 1984 and went on to become one of the top jockeys in the industry.
What is Mike E. Smiths most notable achievement?
One of Mike E. Smiths most notable achievements is winning the Triple Crown with Justify in 2018, becoming the oldest jockey to win the Triple Crown at the age of 52.
What is Mike E. Smiths broadcasting career like?
After retiring from horse racing, Mike E. Smith shifted his focus to broadcasting, working as a sportscaster for various networks, including NBC Sports and Fox Sports, providing expert analysis and commentary on horse racing events.

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