Casey Hayes

Tags: Horse Trainer.

James Homer Casey Hayes (June 16 1906 – June 25 1980) was an American Thoroughbred racehorse trainer whose horses won eight national Championship titles of which two were inducted in the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame.A native of Brevard North Carolina after working with show hunters and polo ponies Hayes greatest success came during the twenty-six years between 1943 and 1969 when he trained Thoroughbreds for flat racing for Christopher Chenery.For Chenery Casey Hayes conditioned horses that won more than 550 races including the second leg of the U.S.

birth date

1906-06-16

birth place

Brevard North Carolina

death date

1980-06-25

death place

Florida, Miami-Dade County Florida

occupation

Horse trainer

race

Saratoga Special Stakes, Bahamas Stakes, Garden State Stakes, Kentucky Oaks, Preakness Stakes, Evening Attire Stakes, Sorority Stakes, Pimlico Special, Molly Pitcher Stakes, Sunset Handicap, Schuylerville Stakes, Eight Belles Stakes, Selima Stakes, Tyro Stakes, Garden State Park Gardenia Stakes, Stepping Stone Purse, Jockey Club Gold Cup, Demoiselle Stakes, Distaff Handicap, Long Island Handicap, San Marcos Stakes, Strub Stakes, Derby Trial Stakes, Withers Stakes, Blue Hen Stakes, Everglades Stakes, Philip H. Iselin Stakes, Ladies Handicap, United States Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing, Astarita Stakes, Great American Stakes, Wood Memorial Stakes, Acorn Stakes, American Derby, Beldame Stakes, Champagne Stakes (United States), Coaching Club American Oaks, Frizette Stakes, Gazelle Stakes, Hopeful Stakes, Matron Stakes (United States), Mother Goose Stakes, Prioress Stakes, Spinaway Stakes, Jerome Stakes, New York Stakes, Sheepshead Bay Stakes, Vagrancy Handicap, Cowdin Stakes, Sapling Stakes, Westchester Handicap, National Stallion Stakes, Columbiana_Handicap, Questionnaire_Handicap, Jersey_Belle_Stakes

race horse

Sir Gaylord, First Landing (horse), Hill Prince, Bryan G., Rich Tradition, Cicada (horse)

wins

550