To celebrate the 75th running of the Aiken Trials on March 18, the Aiken Training Track and the Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame and Museum are teaming up to offer a jockey silks design contest.

Triple Crown Silks will have three derby horses/jockeys wearing their designs this year: Final Gambit, East Avenue, and Sovereignty, as well as one horse in the Kentucky Oaks: Good Cheer.

Jockey silks for 2025 Kentucky Derby. Each jockey's silk is a reflection of the horse owners and has a unique design that cannot be replicated by other owners.© Jennifer Herrmann ...

Each silks design is registered with the Jockey Club, and no two owners have the same silks. If you see two of the same silks in a race, that means both horses belong to the same owner.

Typically, jockeys who ride the horses of Elliott Logan don the Kentucky stable's blue and white silks, the colors accompanied by a cursive L, horseshoe and TEC Racing emblazoned on the front.

Mark Dillow gets jockey racing silks ready for races at Pimlico Race Course. Mark Dillow’s mom was a horse trainer, and he’s spent nearly four decades at Maryland tracks.

The 2025 Shergar Cup takes place on Saturday, August 9 at Ascot, with the first race off at 1.35pm. The 2025 Shergar Cup at Ascot is going to be significantly different as we say goodbye to the Ladies ...

Game of Silks, the first metaverse that mirrors real-world U.S. Thoroughbred horse racing, has announced that it has entered an agreement with The Jockey Club Information Systems to provide data ...

Today, every racehorse owner in America registers his silks with The Jockey Club. The first silks registered in America were the scarlet colors of John A. Morris, which were registered in 1895.

The 33-year-old said: “Tying inspiration from the jockey’s silks with 70s, 80s and 2000s haute couture allowed me to be fluid with my designs.

It's an equestrian enigma. It's a cabala conundrum. It's the ultimate test of your horse sense. So grab a mint julep and put your silks on, because it's time to play "Are You My Jockey?" ...