I remember Donna Barton and Julie Krone they were very good female jockeys

Donna Barton Brothers rode horses between 1987 and 1998, winning 1.130 races. After her retirement, she married trainer Frank L. Brothers and she is an NBC´s horse racing analyst. Greetings from Venezuela.

I was in Germany 1974 one of the first 3 woman who was Apprentice to get a Jockey. The first years it was hard for the woman, the Boys laughing about us. Now there are a lot good woman Jockey.

Donna Barton rode a winner for me back in the 80's. She was as professional a jock as has ever ridden for me.

Elles méritent, Toutes, Un profond respect. Merci,

Everytime a women jockey wins a common or a classic race, I feel very happy. I am a man, but I am not a chauvinist. Greetings from Venezuela.

I knew of a woman jockey named Connie Bauer. I think it was 1976 or 77. At Arlington Park Racetrack in Illinois.

The should talk about Vicky Aragon. She actually beat another jockey named Victor Mercado with her whip during the race for cutting her off. She managed to still finish second in the race. She was disqualified of course, but her first few years at Longacres Race Track outside of Seattle, she was winning everything she got on. Longacres was a tough circuit. It long now, but guys like Gary Stevens started there. He was an apprentice when I started going to the track at five. Russell Baze started there, as well d the rest of the whole Baze family. The horse Skywalker won the Longacres Mile the Summer of 1989 I believe and then won the Breeders Cup Classic that November. Longacres was a wonderful place. Anyways go look up Vicky Aragon (Baze). She was a very very tough woman out there on the race track.

Donna Barton-Brothers montó entre 1987 y 1998 y ganó 1.130 carreras. Después de su retiro se casó con el entrenador Frank L. Brothers y es comentarista de hipismo en el canal NBC.

Mary Bacon 'nuff said.

Anyone who can endure the rigors of being a jockey,demands respect 🏇

No es por criticar , sé que tiempo atrás era muy díficil esa profesión para mujeres, pero su andar como Jocketa, através del tiempo,ble ha abierto y le a ha su legado a esta nueva generación , que de por cierto , veo que tienen más fundamentos y recursos que las de años anteriores, quiero pensar que era la innovación , que mujeres fueran Jocketa, en una profesión netamente para hombres, hoy en días la Jocketa le monta de tu a tu a los hombres, por ejemplo, CAROL CEDEÑO, CHANTAL SUTHERLAND, YARMARIE CORREA, ALICE MIRRINSON, MONICA PFIFER, ETC

That makes me think of the Jean Nate After Bath Splash on Mary Louise Weller as a female race horse jockey,

better of backing a 30 stone man on a horse ffs

I grew up going to Longacres Race Track right outside of Seattle. They sold in back in 1992, and then eventually tore it down. 🥲 That track actually had a lot of female jockeys. I mean a lot. There was also a track about two hours going I-5 South called Portland Meadows, which also was sold and tore down a few years back. They may have had an even bigger female jockey colony. Let’s see how many names I can remember. Vicky Aragon, Lisa Perrine, Karen and Kim Doll, Debbie Hoonab, Kathy Mayo, Mary Jo Teleski, Sandi Gann, Jennifer Whitaker, Elisa Kubinova, Lisa Baze, and I’m positive I’m missing quite a few others. It is very different now. Not a lot of lady’s riding anymore. Not on the West Coast there isn’t. I see more in Texas, Florida, and Louisiana I suppose. I’m just reminiscing about my childhood. I’ve been going to the track since u I was five. My Grandmother says the racing is how I learned to read and do math. She’s absolutely correct. 😂🤣😂🤣

Julie Krohn....come on...