Sovereign Award for Outstanding Apprentice Jockey explained

The Sovereign Award for Outstanding Apprentice Jockey is a Canadian Thoroughbred horse racing honour. Created in 1975 by the Jockey Club of Canada, it is part of the Sovereign Awards program and is awarded annually to a jockey undergoing their apprenticeship.^[1]

Honourees:

• 1975 : Jeffrey Fell
• 1976 : Chris Loseth
• 1977 : Brad Smythe
• 1978 : Ron Hansen
• 1979 : Ray Creighton
• 1980 : Valerie Thompson
• 1981 : Richard Dos Ramos
• 1982 : Richard Dos Ramos
• 1983 : Robert King
• 1984 : Robert King
• 1985 : Nancy Jumpsen
• 1986 : Todd Kabel
• 1987 : James McAleney
• 1988 : James McAleney
• 1989 : Maree Richards
• 1990 : Mickey Walls
• 1991 : Mickey Walls †
• 1992 : Stanley Bethley
• 1993 : Constant Montpellier
• 1994 : Dave Wilson
• 1995 : Dave Wilson
• 1996 : Neil Poznansky †
• 1997 : Rui Pimentel
• 1998 : Helen Vanek
• 1999 : Ben Russell
• 2000 : Cory Clark
• 2001 : Chantal Sutherland
• 2002 : Chantal Sutherland
• 2003 : Julia Brimo
• 2004 : Corey Fraser
• 2005 : Emma-Jayne Wilson †
• 2006 : Emma-Jayne Wilson
• 2007 : Tyler Pizarro
• 2008 : Janine Stianson
• 2009 : Omar Moreno
• 2010 : Omar Moreno
• 2011 : Ryan Pacheco
• 2012 : Scott Williams
• 2013 : Skye Chernetz
• 2014 : Sheena Ryan
• 2015 : Erika Smilovsky
• 2016 : Kayla Pizarro
• 2017 : Rey Williams
• 2018 : Kazushi Kimura
• 2019 : Kazushi Kimura
• 2020 : Mauricio Malvez

A † denotes a jockey who also won that year's United States Eclipse Award for Outstanding Apprentice Jockey.

See also

Sovereign Award for Outstanding Jockey

Notes and References

1. Web site: Sovereign Awards . . 2018-01-01 . 2019-10-31.