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Bookmark or Share- Hall of Fame Jockey Gary Stevens Retires - EQUINE InkHall of Fame jockey Gary Stevens has retired for the third time and ruled out further comebacks after an MRI showed his C-4 vertebra up against his spinal cord. The 55 year old jockey’s career included 5,187 wins in 29,442 starts. The horses he rode won more than $258 million.
- GARY STEVENS : HALL OF FAME JOCKEYGary Stevens has seen plenty in his long career, but he experienced a first when he rode Ziconic, the son of Zenyatta, in his Feb. 20 debut at Santa Anita Park. As the Hall of Fame rider brought the 3-year-old Tapit colt back into the stretch after the seven-furlong race people cheered.
- Gary L. Stevens - America's Best RacingGary Stevens was born on March 6, 1963 in Caldwell, Idaho. Coming from a family that boasted a trainer for a father and rodeo queen for a mother, it was only natural for Stevens to propel himself into the equine industry.
- Spinal injury forces Gary Stevens to retire from saddleHall of Fame jockey Gary Stevens on Tuesday said he is retiring from riding after doctors informed him he has a spinal injury that could lead to a far more serious issue if he were to fall.
- Gary Stevens | Biography, Wins, & Facts | BritannicaGary Stevens (born March 6, 1963, Caldwell, Idaho, U.S.) is an American jockey who was one of the great tactical riders of his generation. He had more than 5,000 career wins, including victories at the Kentucky Derby (1988, 1995, and 1997), the Preakness Stakes (1997, 2001, and 2013), and the Belmont Stakes (1995, 1998, and 2001).
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