Ron Turcotte

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Ron Turcotte is a Canadian Hall of Fame jockey best known for riding the legendary racehorse Secretariat to a historic Triple Crown victory in 1973.

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instanceOf Canadian Hall of Fame jockey
human
jockey
activeIn 1960s
1970s
associatedWithOwner Penny Chenery
linked to: Helen Bates Chenery
awardReceived Order of Canada
causeOfNotability historic Triple Crown victory on Secretariat
countryOfCitizenship Canada
employer Meadow Stable
ethnicGroup Acadian
gender male
givenName Ronald
hallOfFame Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame
National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame
knownFor partnership with Secretariat
tactical riding skill
language French
name Ron Turcotte
nationality Canadian
notableFor riding Secretariat to the 1973 U.S. Triple Crown
notableRace 1973 Belmont Stakes 31-length victory on Secretariat
notableWork Secretariat 1973 Triple Crown campaign
occupation jockey
partnerInSport Secretariat
placeOfBirth Drummond, New Brunswick, Canada
portrayedBy Otto Thorwarth
portrayedIn 2010 film "Secretariat"
recordHeldWithSecretariat Belmont Stakes margin of victory record
fastest Kentucky Derby time on dirt (as of early 21st century)
fastest Preakness Stakes time (recognized after timing review)
residence New Brunswick, Canada
rode Riva Ridge
Secretariat
sport Thoroughbred horse racing
subjectOf documentaries about Secretariat
trainerPartner Lucien Laurin
typeOfRacing flat racing
won 1972 Belmont Stakes
1972 Kentucky Derby
1973 Belmont Stakes
1973 Kentucky Derby
1973 Preakness Stakes
U.S. Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing
linked to: U.S. Triple Crown
yearOfTripleCrownWin 1973

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Secretariat (2010 film) portrays Ron Turcotte
subject linked to: Secretariat
Ron Turcotte name Ron Turcotte