Programa #8
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Fernando Jara
Jinete
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Born: Dec. 18, 1987 in Herrera, Panama

Resident: Elmont, N.Y.

Family: Single ... Grandfather Hugo Jara was a jockey and trainer; his father, Jorge Jara is a trainer; he also has uncles who were jockeys. His siblings did not follow their father into racing. One sister is a psychologist and one is in college; he has one brother, who is an architect.

Through Oct. 8, 2006 ranked 23rd nationally in earnings with $5,286,775.

Through Oct. 8, 2006 had 71 wins from 696 starts.

Won the 2006 Belmont Stakes with Jazil after dead-heating with him for fourth place in the Kentucky Derby. They also were second in the Wood Memorial.   
 



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Haras Cerro Punta, Fernando Eleta

Precio Subasta : $10,000 aprox.

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José Carrillo
Entrenador
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 Natural de Ciudad de Panamá

Gerente de Banco: trabaja para el Banco El Nacional, que antes era Chase Manhattan Bank.

Lleva 3 años entrenando

Es conocido por su buena efectividad

En varias ocasiones ha estado a cargo de cuadras importantes en Panamá y con todas ha tenido éxito. Uno de los factores que tiene en su favor es no tiene muchos caballos a su cargo y eso siempre la ha dado la capacidad para atender mejor a los 10 ó 15 ejemplares que normalmente tiene bajos sus cuidado, de allí de buen porcentaje de efectividad.

Describe a AY PAPA como : Energico, fuerte, en muy buenas condiciones
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Angel Caballero
Stud Angel C.
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 20 años como dueño de caballos

Distribuidor de relojes en la zona libre de Colón

Vendió, para correr Puerto Rico a la ganadora clasica ,
La Obstinada
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FERNADO JARA
Besides Jazil, other top mounts this year have included Invasor (G1 Whitney H, G1 Suburban H), Angara (G1 Diana H), Go Deputy (G2 Bowling Green H), Bel Air Beauty (G2 Alcibiades), Like Now (G3 Gotham, Fred "Cappy" Capossela), Chief Officer (New York Breeders' Futurity), Classic Pack (Cab Calloway) and Win With a Wink (Joseph A. Gimma).

Growing up, "I did everything," around the racetrack, walking horses, etc. "When I was a kid, I was crazy with the races. I loved them," he says. "I think it comes in the blood. At 14 and in the ninth grade, he left public school and attended jockey school. He won his first race when he was 15 on Soy Soberano Papa at Hippodromo Presidente Remon. He earned the nickname "Ice Boy" because of the fearless way he rode.

Came to the United States on Dec. 26, 2003, with family friend Samuel Jimenez, a lawyer who trains as a hobby, and started his career at Aqueduct.

His final day as an apprentice jockey was July 18, 2004.

His purse earnings in 2005 totaled $2,152,818, nearly all of which was earned in New York.

First graded stakes victory came aboard Like Now in the Gotham and his first grade 1 came in the Belmont.

His first agent as well as his roommate was fellow Panamanian Jose Rivera, a cousin of New York Yankees relief pitcher Mariano Rivera. Retired jockey Randy Romero took over Jara's book in February.