G. Stevens won the Grand National five times, in 1856, 1863, 1864, 1869 and 1870, and won the Kentucky Derby three times, in 1988, 1995 and 1997.
Of course, it isn't the same G. Stevens; the Grand National winner was George Stevens and the Kentucky Derby winner was Gary Stevens. But it's probably the closest to an answer you can get, since no jockey has won both races.
Ferdinand was the horse and Willie Shoemaker was the jockey.
Willie Shoemaker
The answer is Willie Shoemaker and his horse Ferdinand who won the 1986 Kentucky Derby
AP McCoy is our generations most famous jockey disputably. This season he rode 4,000 winners (Primarily in JP McManus' silks) with his 4,000th being on a horse called Mountain Tunes. He won the National in 2010 on Don't Push It. :)
Pleasant Colony won the 1981 Kentucky Derby with Jockey Jose Velasquez.
Horse 'Proud Clarion', with Jockey Bobby Ussery, won the 1967 Derby.
oliver Lewis on aristides.
The horse's name is Super Saver, and his jockey was Calvin Borel.
The winning horse of the 1929 Kentucky Derby was Clyde Van Dusen. He was named after his trainer, Clyde Van Dusen (a former jockey). The jockey for the horse was Linus McAtee.
In 2011 the Grand-National winner was Jockey- Jason McGuire and the horses name was Ballabriggs, Oscar Time was second, Don't Push it in 3rd. State of Play was in 4th place, closely followed by Niche Market in fifth.
The Louisville Jockey Club Course was where the first Kentucky Derby was held. That was the original name of the Churchill Downs racetrack, where the Derby still is being held. Whatever the name, the world-famous grounds are located in Louisville, Kentucky.
Churchill Downs is the name of the racetrack at which the Kentucky Derby is held. Louisville is the name of the big city in Kentucky where the racetrack is located. The original name of the racetrack was the Louisville Jockey Club Course.