Who in your oppinion is the best jockey?
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A good jockey should be able to ride well anywhere in the world.  Top contendors would have to be Kieran Fallon, Mick Kinane, Gary Stevens and Frankie Dettori.\n\nOver jumps no one can touch Tony McCoy for his sheer hunger to win.
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Dale Earnhardt JR. OF COURSE!! DUH!!!!!!!!!!\nHe is the best!!! Eventhough last time he came in 31st, this time he is in 2nd!!
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Best is jr.\n\nworst is rainbow face gordon.
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I would say Rey Mysterio.  He was the cruiser weight champ many times, and he can be again.  Although he can't be heavyweight and cruiserweight champion at the same time.
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The Australian wonderhorse PharLap would have beaten them both, even hardened US racing men placed him above Man O War after he won the Agua Caliente Hcp the richest race in the world at that time on a limited preperation and with a hoof injury and his first run on dirt after a long sea voyage, sadly he died after this race more than likely from poison used to spray the oranges in his paddock,to this day some still insist the mafia poisoned him.with over 20 group 1 race victories to his name PharLap was the greatest!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nGoogle him 2 read about his carreer im sure u will be impressed.
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i think TRISH STRATUS.she has ability to rebust one's roster and that makes her the best diva ever.
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"Tawqeet" will win the Melbourne Cup, and easliy. Its run in the Caulfield Cup where i won was strong and he hit the line hard with what seemed like plenty left in the tank.  I also think the Japanese horse "Pop Rock" will also be there at the end.  Anything from the Hayes stable or Cummings stable would be a good E/W bet.  Tawqeet to win is my call
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Niki Lauda, without doubt. His career was not very long and he had this terrible fire accident that totally changed his face. But I think he was the best. \n\nIt was a bit before my time, but I have seen him race on video. Niki Lauda had the most agressive style, so he was great and exciting to watch. Probably in his time the technical developments were not that far as today, overtaking was definitely more easy and races were seldom decided in the pit. But it was more dangerous too and you needed more courage to win.
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i don't see why not , he's has won on turf, dirt and in the slop\nhe has closing speed and a lot of heart and grit.\nhe has edgar prado to steer him to victory one of the top jockeys the world.(defeated smarty jones at belmont aboard birdstone).
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I believe Sir Don Bradman was/is the best batsman in the world, he cant be no less than the best with a test average of 99.4....asked to chose from the above 5 ....Sachin Tendulkar gets my vote....he might be out of form at times , but his records are there to prove his worth.\nsachin10dulkar@yahoo.com :)
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Artsplace is an excellent choice,Nihalator NEVER,EVER won 1 race on a5/8ths mile track,so you can pitch that one out the window.I have been in and around harness racing for over 30 yrs,and I know everyones opinion differs.The greatest pacing Mare ever was Shady Daisy,and the best overall pacer I ever personally saw was Magical Mike.....Good question asker...
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Yup, jockeys are the most in-shape and toughest athletes you can imagine. They are small, but they still need enough power to control and direct a thousand-pound animal. Plus, they need to condition the horses on a daily basis, along with the trainers. There isn't really any such thing as "a day off" in the horse industry.
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Ric Flair, when he was in his prime as the NWA World heavyweight champion is my pick, since he had a prestigious title to help with his ring persona as the ladies man who had great talent, but used underhanded tactics to win like outside\ninterference and cheating. He was also the acknowledged leader of probably one of the best heel factions in pro wrestling, the Four Horsemen. Rowdy Roddy Piper in the mid 1980s in the WWF was also a great heel. Other great heels include Jeff Jarrett (so easy to dislike) Sean Waltman (X-Pac/\n1-2-3 Kid/Lightning) because he generates dislike in real life,\nShawn Michaels (Playgirl pretty boy image) was also a great heel. I think Hollywood Hogan, when he joined the Outsiders,\nScott Hall and Kevin Nash, to form the New World Order, also \ndeserves consideration. The N.W.O. was arguably the most\ninfluential heel group of alltime in North American pro wrestling\ncircles. I think they might even eclipse the Four Horsemen.
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Go with the winning percentage Jockey. And then decide on the horse.
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Ric Flair\nOle Anderson\nArn Anderson\nTully Blanchard\n For a complete list of all the 4 horsemen go to http://www.angelfire.com/ga/natureboy/spotlight4H.html
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Jazil, hands down. He's a good closer with a nice come-from- behind kick that, with the extra running room the Belmont is gonna give him, should put him right up front at the finish line. He won't run out of track there like he did in the Wood and the Derby.
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THE BEST ONE OF ALL TIME\n\n PATRICK ROY (WAH)