Antonio Sano is now at the top of the list of Venezuelan trainers who make a living on American horses: he is the leader in race wins, and with every victory he achieves, the count increases, just like Miguel What happened to Miguel Cabrera. Major League Baseball. Antonio Sano Fórmica, who turns 60 in January, is a well-known figure in the local horse racing community as he is Venezuela’s winningest trainer. The magic number of 3,338 firsts is indelible and a record that will be difficult to surpass for many years.
“I am very grateful for the support of my whole family, all my owner friends and all the media people who are always paying attention. For me, this record is satisfying and I owe everything to Venezuela.” The winner of 18 consecutive statistics at Valencia Racecourse announced that he will ride Edwin González for his 949th victory in the tenth race this Saturday at Gulfstream Park Pensioners multiplied by Nothing But Pumps are linked together.
Antonio Sano surpassed another prep legend, Manuel Azprua Souza, in the United States. “He is a consummate professional and an extraordinary human being who excels in every aspect” Sano commented on his colleague, who died in 2017, and who pioneered the official campaign of Venezuelan coaches in the United States since 1979.
Sano has taken 45 snaps this season at Gulfstream Park, Saratoga, Parx Racing and Turfway Park circuits, with the Venezuelan describing his pensioner’s intervention on the aforementioned oval as very good: “I had the opportunity to play in these important games and God gave me the opportunity to win. Every day you learn something new, you learn something every time you go. This is something reserved for you. All racecourses are important. No one is better than another. “ Passionate location.
There are 27 people in charge of Gulfstream Park: “Everyone plays their part in every race that is won: the trackers, the grooms, the veterinary team, they all contribute to every success” Sano said as he acknowledged every member of his team, including former drivers Ramon Felipe Rubio and Pedro Celestino Yanez, as a part of his team.
The most immediate goal for the trainer of the Il Miracolo colt, winner of last August’s Smarty Jones Stakes (G3) at Parx Racing, is to push for more wins in the Sunshine Race and the upcoming championship race, Gulfstream The park’s most important season brings together the best specimens and professionals from the East Coast of the United States.