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Richard
Hendriks was born March 5,
1964, and grew up in Southern Chester County. His racing career began at
age 16 when he rode his first winner aboard his parents steeplechser T.V. Warrant in
1980. While working for W. Burling Cocks through the 1980s, Ricky
was champion jockey twice in 1986 and 1987. |
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Ricky
embarked on his
training career began in 1990. He trains both flat and steeplechase
horses. In 1986 he trained leading timber horse Where’s Pepo, as well
as 3 year champ Geaux Beau in 2001. Ricky also had massive
success with multiple G1 Winner Tres Touche. He also trained Dixie Colony who won the
Maryland Million Starter Handicap in 2004 and again in 2005. Then
in 2006 under Ricky's experienced eye, a flat race horse called Jimmie Echo not only became a
successful steeplechaser but won the prestigious title of 3 year old champion of the year.
Another horse that had a successful campaign for 2006 was Cheadles
winning the Claiming horse of the year award.
Ricky has been
ranked in the top 5 on the leading trainer list for the last 5 years. |
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The stable
currently has approximately 25 horses, both flat and steeplechase. Ricky
is based at the Fair
Hill Training Center
which has a 1 mile dirt track, 7/8-mile Tapeta track, 7/8-mile turf
course and over 300 acres of beautiful Maryland cross country. |
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Ricky has four children, McLane, Liza, Parker and
Natalie. |
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