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Leading Trainers at Monmouth Park
Starting Date: 05/04/2019
Ending Date: 10/27/2019


Name Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Earnings
Jorge Navarro 219 68 40 25 $2,144,588
Jason Servis 136 40 37 23 $2,214,900
Kelly J. Breen 125 36 18 14 $1,071,603
Jose H. Delgado 81 25 18 13 $ 602,323
J. Kent Sweezey 116 22 17 18 $ 551,256
Patrick B. McBurney 111 17 16 12 $ 711,752
Jorge Duarte, Jr. 51 16 5 10 $ 643,150
Jane Cibelli 66 14 7 10 $ 345,822

Comments from Monmouth Park (Darby Development) CEO on 2019 Haskell day:

Drazin warned there could also be legal issues if racetracks do not adopt consistent standards for racing on humid days.

"My living is litigation, and if I was going after a racetrack for not canceling when it's hot, and they had canceled and set a precedent Saturday when the temperatures and indexes were lower, they are dead.

Paulick report comments on Drazin's horse trained by Jason Servis:

Sent to post as the 8-5 favorite, Dennis Drazin's homebred Sunny Ridge got the job done in Saturday's Grade 3 Salvator Mile. The 6-year-old son of Holy Bull defeated second choice Diamond King by about three-quarters of a length at the wire, earning his first graded win since 2016. Jose Lezcano piloted the Jason Servis trainee through the mile over Monmouth's fast main track in 1:37.17.

“Once he made his move he really took off,� said Servis. “I told (owner) Dennis Drazin one of these days they're going to come back to him and he's going to win a really big race. He has been so close so many times. He's a poor man's horse. He bangs away every race and makes money. I never even thought about him as Jersey-bred. When I got him as a 2-year-old I told Dennis I am going to make $1 million with this horse. Look at him. He's a big, beautiful horse. And he's a gelding so he could have another good three years in him. He might hit $2.5 million. I'm thrilled to death with his performance.�