Gary Stevens Net Worth, spouse, young children, awards, movies

$4,000,000

Gary Stevens, the famous American horse racing jockey, actor, and sports analyst, has a net worth of $4 million. Stevens, who was born in Caldwell, Idaho in March 1963, has had a successful career as a professional jockey, winning the Kentucky Derby three times, as well as the Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes. In addition to his racing achievements, Stevens has made appearances as an actor, starring in movies such as Seabiscuit, and has worked as an analyst for various sports networks.

Key facts:

Gary Stevens has won the Kentucky Derby three times, as well as the Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes three times each.

He has an impressive record in the Breeders' Cup, having won the event 10 times.

Stevens has also won the Santa Anita Derby nine times throughout his career.

In 1997, he was honored for his achievements by being inducted into the United States Racing Hall of Fame.

Stevens celebrated his 5,000th North American win in February 2015, showcasing his longevity and success as a jockey.

Despite suffering from knee problems, he underwent a total knee replacement in 2014 and returned to racing later the same year.

Aside from his racing career, Stevens has also worked as a horse racing analyst for NBC Sports, HRTV, and TVG.

Stevens demonstrated his versatile talent by taking on acting roles, starring as George Woolf in the movie Seabiscuit in 2003.

He further showcased his acting abilities by portraying Ronnie Jenkins in the television series Luck from 2011 to 2012.

Stevens achieved recognition for his acting work and was nominated for a Screen Actors Guild for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture for Seabiscuit.

Basic Information About Gary Stevens

Category	Athletes
Professions	Jockey, Actor
Net worth	$4,000,000
Date of birth	1963-03-06 (61 years old)
Place of birth	Caldwell
Nationality	United States of America
Spouse	Angela Athayde - (19 July 2004 - present)
Gender	Male
Height	5 ft 4 in (1.63 m)
Social Media	↗︎ Wikipedia ↗︎ IMDb

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What Movie Awards did Gary Stevens win?

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Gary Stevens roles

Movie / Series	Role
Seabiscuit	George Woolf
Wildfire	Augie French 1 episode, 2006

Gary Stevens's Quotes

[re sudden end of Luck (2011) YV series] I was devastated when they scrapped 'Luck'. I was depressed. It was a big, big hit emotionally. I had a five-year deal with these people. It was astronomical. This was going to be a life changer. I had bonded with the cast and crew; we were like a family. Then boom, it was over. It was eating at me. I was down. And down on myself.

Interesting Facts about Gary Stevens

Professional jockey.
Through 2014, has nine Triple Crown victories: Three Kentucky Derbys: Winning Colors in 1988, Thunder Gulch in 1995, and Silver Charm in 1997. Three Preakness Stakes: Oxbow in 2013, Point Given in 2001 and Silver Charm in 1997. Three Belmont Stakes: Thunder Gulch in 1995, Victory Gallop in 1998, and Point Given in 2001. Through 2002, Gary has won eight Breeders' Cup races.
Through 2002, has had 4,691 wins and has won $206,293,634 in purses. He has won 28 races with purses of $1 million or more.
In 1993, became the youngest jockey to surpass $100 million dollars in purse earnings. He was the leading money winning jockey in 1990 with $19.8 million in purses and 1998 with $13.8 million. Ranked among top 10 money winners from 1985-1999 and in 2001. He won the inaugural National Jockey Championship at Lone Star Park in 1997.
He won the Eclipse Award as the nation's top jockey in 1998 and awarded George Woolf Memorial Jockey Award in 1996. He was president of the Jockey's Guild in 1997. He has won 15 major racing meet titles.
Was inducted into the Racing Hall of Fame in 1997 at the age of 34, the second youngest jockey to be voted in.
Was named one of People Magazines 50 Most Beautiful People of 2003.
Met his wife, Angie Athayde, on the set of Seabiscuit
By riding "Oxbow," the winner of the 2013 Preakness, Stevens became the oldest jockey to win that race ever.
Recently returned to the U.S. from Europe, where he was promoting various European releases of Seabiscuit. He is now taking an extended vacation from race riding while he evaluates new acting prospects. [November 2003]
In hospital after surviving a spill off Storming Home as he won the Arlington Million at Arlington Park, Illinois. The horse was disqualified for bearing out. [August 2003]
Retired at Churchill Downs on the 26th of November, 2005 [November 2005]
Baltimore, Maryland, USA: Returned from retirement as a jockey, and from the end of his TV series 'Luck', to the track winning his ninth Triple Crown race, the Preakness Stakes, on Oxbow, and defeating Kentucky Derby winner, Orb. [May 2013]
He will ride Noble Causeway in the Kentucky Derby, completing trainer Nick Zito's roster of riders for his five Derby contenders. [April 2005]
Is an on-air personality for TVG and NBC Sports covering horse racing. [June 2006]