Hartack

[hahr-tak]

noun

1. William John, Jr. Bill, 1932–2007, U.S. jockey.

Example Sentences

He was the author of three books, one on Roberto Clemente, another on jockey Bill Hartack and one on a pair of songwriters.

From Los Angeles Times

She says, “Remember in fourth grade when you said you put your math assignment in the homework basket, and Mr. Hartack said you didn’t, and he tipped your desk out and dumped everything on the floor?”

From Literature

At 49, Velazquez is tied for Derby wins with Bill Shoemaker and is one behind Eddie Arcaro and Bill Hartack.

From New York Times

Puerto Rican Velazquez, 49, is now one win off the record of five victories shared by Eddie Arcaro and Bill Hartack.

From BBC

He tied Bill Shoemaker and is just one behind Eddie Arcaro and Bill Hartack for the most career wins in the Run for the Roses.

From Seattle Times