Irad Ortiz Jr. Awarded. by Alexander Crispín at the Eclipse Awards

Irad Ortiz Jr. Awarded. by Alexander Crispín at the Eclipse Awards

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Los puertorriqueños Irad Ortiz Jr. in Alexander Crispín hicieron historia el jueves al ganar los galardones de Jinete de Primera (Outstanding Jockey) en Jinete Aprendiz (Outstanding Apprentice) en la en 50ma edition of los Premios Eclipse, ceremonia que reconos a le més destacado de la hippica de Norteamérica.

With the head of Ortiz Jr. y Crispín, Puerto Rico in the second country with more Eclipse won in the main categories, having an empathy with Panama and Venezuela. United States is the leader with 23.

Para Ortiz Jr, sucercer premium Jinete de Primera consecutivo. Super member of the Salon of the Family John Velázquez and the Dominican Joel Rosario.

Thank you very much. Thanks to the voters for voting for me. Thank you to the trainers and due to support in the past years. I am very happy. My being bentecido. Thanks to God for maintaining salute. It was a difficult year for us to be able to see our trainers and two. Thanks for sharing, ”Ortiz Jr. said. in a grab.

Boric hipism has been listed in the awards given in 1971. It was first performed in 1982 with Angel ‘Junior’ Cordero y Alberto Delgado, and the second in 2017 with José Luis Ortiz y Evin Román. In addition, the octave is a Puerto Rican in the Jinete de Primera category. In addition, the Aprendiz division is held by a borough for second-hand use.

“Thanks to God for maintaining and saluting during the year. Thank you to all the voters. This prize will always be very special for me. Thanks to all the duins and trainers for putting the horses together. Sin ellos, este premio no sería posible “, verklaar Crispín.

Ortiz sobresalió the year passed in the most important statistics of hipism. First price in victories (300), in money produced by its mounts ($ 21,050,726) and by triumphs by mounts (24%). We also saw the leader in victories of classic trials (50).

Crispín, for its part, venció al Peruvian Luis Cárdenas y la jockette panameña Yarmarie Correa. The cagüeño was the most consistent in the numbers of victories, money and forty triumphs between the three finalists.

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