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The biggest star, the biggest story, in New York racing this year has not been a horse but a jockey.

A look at which jockeys will benefit most from the end of the Bailey era.

Jerry Bailey has yet to decide whether or not he will ride in 2006, but he has already laid the groundwork for his post-riding career.

Not too many people walk away when they are on top. Hall of Famer jockey Jerry Bailey will be back.

A new book by jockey Jerry Bailey and USA Today's Tom Pedulla sheads some light on an interesting life.

Perfect often isn't good enough, especially when it comes to an obscure rider from a small track who's never been tested in a race like the Kentucky Derby.

There's a movement afoot by some Eclipse Award voters to deny Bobby Frankel and Empire Maker year-end honors. Bill, quite frankly, is baffled.

America's elite jockeys are getting older and Bill Finley wonders where the talented young riders are that will eventually replace them.

Noel Wynter is no household name, but he has a winning percentage that even the best jockeys would kill for.

Trainer Bob Baffert has announced that he has made a rider change for the Preakness, giving the boot to Espinoza, who rode Congaree to third in the Kentucky Derby.

Jerry Bailey is having a fabulous year.