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When Shaun Bridgmohan moved to New York from Miami in late January, 1998,
his intent was not solely to win an Eclipse Award as leading apprentice jockey. But, like so many other
talented young riders before him who have cut their teeth on the tough New York Racing Association circuit,
the 19-year-old jockey gained both experience and a title. He won the Eclipse Award by winning 199 races, 171
as an apprentice, in 1998. He finished the year with $5,353,890 in purses and won a pair of Grade 3 races at
Aqueduct. Bridgmohan remained in New York throughout 1999, finishing the year with 130 victories and $4,986,267
in earnings. He has yet to appear in a Triple Crown race.
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