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Cam M. Gambolati | |
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Occupation | Trainer |
Born | Manchester, Connecticut, U.S. | September 29, 1949
Career wins | 392+ (ongoing) [1] |
Major racing wins | |
Arlington-Washington Futurity Stakes (1984) Cradle Stakes (1984) Gallorette Stakes (1984) Young America Stakes (1984) Florida Oaks (1985) Jersey Derby (1985) Monmouth Handicap (1985) Princess Rooney Stakes (1997) Smile Sprint Stakes (1997) Regret Stakes (2006) Storm Cat Stakes (2006) Just Smashing Stakes (2007) Spectacular Bid Stakes (2007) Appleton Stakes (2008) Red Bank Stakes (2008) Rutgers University Stakes (2010) Hal's Hope Stakes (2011) Majestic Light Stakes (2011) Franklin County Stakes (2012) Jameela Stakes (2013, 2014) Smart N Fancy Stakes (2013) U.S. Triple Crown wins: Kentucky Derby (1985) | |
Significant horses | |
Buffalo Man, Madame Giry, Soaring Empire, Spend a Buck |
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