Jockey and Trainer who won Belmont Stakes

WON AS JOCKEY and TRAINER
Only two horsemen in the long history of the Belmont Stakes have won the race as both jockey and trainer: James Rowe and George Martin Odom.

Rowe won the Belmont aboard Joe Daniels and Springbok in consecutive years (1872-73) and went on to train the winners of eight Belmonts, Prince Eugene being his last one in 1913. He gave Odom, then a veteran jockey, a chance to ride Delhi in the 1904 running of the Belmont and it brought Rowe his fourth Belmont score as a trainer.

Rowe's eight Belmonts as a trainer still stand as the record. In 1938, Odom joined the list of successful Belmont Stakes trainers, saddling Pasteurized with Jimmy Stout the rider.



Jockey and trainer G.M. Odom

 

TRIVIA

Winning Post Positions | Colors of Winners | Largest Belmont Stakes Attendance

 

TRADITIONS

Belmont Stakes Trophy | Songs | White Carnations

 

THE RACE

First Running | Smallest Winning Margin | Largest Winning Margin | Fastest Races

Racing Purse - Smallest | Racing Purse - Largest | Winners Price | Racing Field

Race History

 

JOCKEYS

Most Wins | Consecutive Wins | Dubious Distinction | Julie Krone

 

OWNERS

Most Wins

 

TRAINERS

Most Wins | Women Trainers | Jockey and Trainer