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•Jockeyt Also called, sii only, “rider" SUvtilechase jts'keys ait' biRRer (rouRhly 140 pounds compared to 110 (hhiihIs) than their flat track counterparts, but do the same job — the jockey Is contracted to ride a Riven horse In a race.
Most ‘chase jockeys ride for a particular stable, but some freelance and take outside rides Two well-known flat jockeys, Jacinto Vasque* and Jean CruRuet, have tried steeplecha>c Iivr with rides at SaratoRa.
Jockey ftt's ranRe from Slot) for an unplaced mount to 10 |>er cent of the winnitiR owner's share of a victorious ride — up to
29.8%