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Sol Rutchick (April 27, 1899 – October 18, 1965) was an American Thoroughbred racehorse trainer. He was the trainer of the winning horse Count Turf in the 1951 Kentucky Derby.[1][2]
Sol Rutchick | |
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Occupation | Trainer |
Born | Russia | April 27, 1899
Died | October 18, 1965 66) Queens, New York City, New York | (aged
Major racing wins | |
Hialeah Inaugural Handicap (1942) Saylesville purse (1942) Dry Moon Handicap (1942) Gallant Fox Handicap (1943) Jersey Derby (1943) Sunderland Handicap (1943) Travers Stakes (1943) Edgemere Handicap (1944) Daingerfield Handicap (1945, 1947) Questionnaire Handicap (1945) Wood Memorial Stakes (1952) Fashion Stakes (1956) Polly Drummond Stakes (1956) Schuylerville Stakes (1956) Test Stakes (1957) Gravesend Handicap (1960) Top Flight Handicap (1962)
American Classics wins: | |
Significant horses | |
Count Turf, Master Fiddle, Count Flame, Eurasian, Miss Blue Jay |
A native of Russia, at age 12 Rutchick emigrated to the United States.[3]
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