The jockey known as "The Long Fellow" was John "Long John" McGinty. He earned this nickname due to his tall stature compared to other jockeys, which was relatively unusual in a sport where shorter riders are typically favored for their weight advantage. McGinty was active in the late 19th century and made a significant impact in horse racing during his career.
The colours a jockey wears are known as 'silks'.
Eamon de Valera was known as Dev and also as The Long Fellow.
No, the term "jockey" is not named after Jocko Graves. The word "jockey" is believed to have originated from the 16th-century term "jockey," which referred to a horse driver or groom. The name may derive from the Gaelic word "ciocca," meaning "a little horse," or from the Middle English "jokey," which means a little fellow or a small man. Jocko Graves, a notable figure in horse racing history, is not the source of the term.
A platter spinner is another name for a disk jockey. A disk jockey would play vinyl recordings in the radio station. They were known as platters.
the feminine gender of a jockey is Jockey Rice! :D
the feminine gender of a jockey is Jockey Rice! :D
Sputnik
Who is that fellow ?
The jockey fell of his horse.Nobody can ever understand what a jockey is saying in TV.
Disk Jockey Disk Jockey
The 2009 jockey champion in the United States was Kent Desormeaux. He achieved this title by winning the most races in that year, showcasing his skill and talent in thoroughbred racing. Desormeaux is known for his successful career and has won multiple jockey championships throughout his time in the sport.
The satellite series named in Russian for Fellow Traveler is known as "Sputnik."