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| Michael Pino |
Stats Updated Through: 11/19/2009
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| 2009 Stats: | | Starts | | 318 | | 1st-2nd-3rd | | 74-47-41 | | Earnings (Rank) | | $1,603,510 (113) | | Win % (In-The-Money %) | | 23% (50%) |
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Biography and Highlights:
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- Born: Nov. 24, 1962 in Wilmington, Del.
- Resident: Oxford, Pa.
- Family: wife Donna and one daughter. Brother Mario is a leading jockey in Maryland
- First victory: Too Many Lovers, at Atlantic City in 1983
- Got his first big horse in 1987 when he claimed Ten Keys for $14,500 at Laurel Park and guided him to win 16 stakes and more than $1.2 million
- Operates a public stable focused on claiming horses with Richard Englander as his primary client
- Top winner has been
Boston Common, a $50,000 claim from Pino's homebase of Delaware Park in June 2001. Boston Common registered his biggest victory of 2002 in the Jerome Handicap at Belmont. His only Breeders' Cup starter to date, Boston Common finished 13th in the 2002 Sprint
- Trained his 1,000th winner Nov. 3, 2007, at Delaware Park. Also trained Pass Play, a gelding which his brother, Mario Pino, was aboard on Nov. 7, 2007 at Laurel Park. It was Mario's 6,000th career win as a jockey.
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NOTE: Stats include North American and selected international races. Click here to view selected international race list.
Biographies on jockeys, trainers and owners are from the Breeders' Cup World Championships events from 2001 through 2009, and are intended as informational resources. Biographies will be updated if an individual is again a participant in the Breeders' Cup World Championships.
Biographies are available for most horses appearing in the top 100 money earnings list, and/or for those who are frequently making headlines in the news starting with the 2006 Triple Crown season.
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