Podcast appearances and mentions of Victor Espinoza

En este episodio, entrevisto al sociólogo Victor Espinoza sobre su investigación y la intersección del arte y la migración transnacional.

Victor Espinoza is a USMEX Fellow and professor of public administration at El Colegio de la Frontera Norte (COLEF). This seminar was recorded on May 27, 2020. For more information on USMEX events click here.

Jockey Victor Espinoza recently contracted the cornoavirus. He describes in detail his experience with the virus and talks about what safety measures in the sport are working and which ones dropped the ball. Plus we revisit his Haskell experience with triple crown winner American Pharoah. Trainer Kenny McPeek talks about the future for Blue Grass Stakes runner up filly Swiss Skydiver. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Victor Espinoza, preparador, Ronald Mena, Jinete, y Jhon Cano Gamboa, agente, los orienta sobre la jornada de este sábado con 150 mil soles en la Cuádruple

Jockey Victor Espinoza thought his career may have ended after a 2018 training accident but he has fought back to the track. He describes the journey and thinks back on his Triple Crown victories on American Pharoah. Hall of Fame jockey Gary Stevens talks about Espinoza's rehabilitation and what it is like to recover from major injuries. Dan Tordjman from Americas Best Racing is wondering if anything will be predictable as we head toward the Kentucky Derby. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jockey Victor Espinoza suffered a serious riding accident last summer and has just returned to the track to race this past weekend. He joins the show to talk about his recovery and what it took to get back to the track. NBC analyst Randy Moss talks about his career and some three-year-old colts to keep an eye on during the Kentucky Derby trail. Jockey Terry Thompson picked up a win in the Southwest Stakes and calls in to explain why his horse Super Steed should be in the mix to chase down a berth in the Kentucky Derby. Hosts Emery Songer and John Hernandez also break down all the Kentucky Derby and Oaks prep races from the previous weekend.

Hall of Fame & Triple Crown-winning jockey Victor Espinoza returns from a near career-ending neck injury. Plus, a new British racing series aims to make racing a team sport.

In this episode, we are privileged to have our very good friend Victor Espinoza joining us. We talk about seminary life, his personal vocation journey as well as tips for those discerning their vocation. If you would like to find Victor on Instagram his handle is @vespi8. As always you can find us on Instagram @journeytothetoppodcast.

Emery and John interview Hall of Fame jockey and Triple Crown winner Victor Espinoza and Jason Loutsch of Albaugh Family Stables, owner of Belmont Stakes participant Free Drop Billy. They also make their picks for the Belmont Stakes and who may be the horse that can upset Justify's shot at a Triple Crown.

Ed DeRosa went 2-for-3 and Vance Hanson went 3-for-5 on their Racing Hall of Fame ballots. Both tabbed Rachel Alexandra and Zenyatta for induction while Hanson also helped get trainer Steve Asmussen through. Neither voted for Ramon Domingez but both extolled his virtues. Not making the cut from Ed DeRosa's ballot was Victor Espinoza while Vance could not help the causes of either David Whiteley or Craig Perret.

Before shifting their focus to the Kentucky Derby over the next 2 1/2 weeks, Ed DeRosa & Vance Hanson wrap their Racing Hall of Fame discussion by revealing who they did vote for (as opposed to who they didn't as has been the case the past few weeks). Horses of the Year Rachel Alexandra and Zenyatta were slam dunks, but the Turf Talk duo disagreed on their other votes (but not vehemently). Ed & Vance voted for separate jockeys while Vance also added two trainers to his ledger.

Host Derek Simon recaps the 2015 Travers Stakes, with commentary from American Pharoah's trainer (Bob Baffert), jockey (Victor Espinoza) and owner (Ahmed Zayat).  

Features racing news, race analyses, race track management interview, Peter Tunney, Preakness review, Victor Espinoza, Martin Garcia, Joel Rosario, Mario Gutierrez,  Hispanic Music Festival, and Dollar Days.

Ted talks to California Chrome jockey Victor Espinoza, assistant trainer Alan Sherman and jockey Aaron Gryder.

Host Derek Simon and Ed DeRosa of Brisnet.com recap the Belmont Stakes and address concerns that the Triple Crown structure needs to be changed. In the U. of Bet segment, Derek and Dave “The Horse Handicapping Authority” Schwartz discuss Victor Espinoza’s contention that California Chrome is as “good as Secretariat.”

Last season's Juvenile Breeders Cup champion made his debut as a three-year-old on the 2007 Kentucky Derby trail, in the Tampa Bay Derby. Doug O'Neill proved to have another serious threat for this year's run for the roses with Cobalt Blue in the San Felipe, Steve Asmussen trainee Curlin dominates the Rebel Stakes, and the $600,000 WinStar Derby goes to Victor Espinoza and Song of the Navarone. For more upcoming races, recent winners, and a horse racing forum, visit GoHorsePower.com