Bobby Ussery, Hall of Fame Jockey, Dies at 88
Bobby Ussery, a renowned Hall of Fame jockey, passed away at the age of 88. Ussery gained fame for his participation in the 1968 Kentucky Derby, where his horse was disqualified.
During his illustrious career, Ussery achieved numerous victories and accolades, solidifying his place in horse racing history. Unfortunately, his memorable run in the Kentucky Derby was marred by controversy, as his horse was disqualified for a violation of racing rules.
Ussery’s passing is a significant loss to the horse racing community, as he was highly respected for his skills and contributions to the sport. He will be remembered for his exceptional talent and his enduring love for horses.
The news of Ussery’s death was announced by WashTimes Sports on Twitter, providing a link to a detailed article on the matter. The horse racing world mourns the loss of this legendary jockey.
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— WashTimes Sports (@WashTimesSports) November 17, 2023