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.

Jockeys use silks and colours in horseracing ... renowned for its vivid and colourful aesthetics. Unique racing silks and colours are used to represent a horse’s owner and to allow race ...

In 2022, Silks began the process of creating and selling the 2021 foal crop of Digital Twins using data from all yearling (one-year-old) thoroughbreds registered with The Jockey Club. With the ...

The Courier Journal is hosting its 7th annual Color the Jockey Silks competition. There are four age categories, with a winner in each category receiving $100. Winners will be announced online and ...

I have been around racing for almost 40 years, and this is a good job for me.” Located at the end of the hall in the jockeys’ ...