Mack Garner

Mack Garner
Mack Garner
Occupation	Jockey
Born	December 23, 1898; Centerville, Iowa, US
Died	October 28, 1936 (aged 37); Covington, Kentucky, US
Resting place	Linden Grove Cemetery, Covington, Kentucky
Career wins	1,346
Major racing wins
	Travers Stakes (1915); Spinaway Stakes (1915, 1921); Suburban Handicap (1916); Ben Ali Handicap (1920, 1922); Sanford Stakes (1921, 1934); Huron Handicap (1922, 1929); Latonia Championship Stakes; (1923, 1924, 1925); Dixie Stakes (1924); Derby Trial Stakes (1925, 1926); Clark Handicap (1926); Paumonok Handicap (1928); American Legion Handicap (1929, 1930); Arlington Classic (1929, 1934); Fleetwing Handicap (1929); Jamaica Handicap (1929); Lawrence Realization Stakes (1929); United States Hotel Stakes (1929); Withers Stakes (1929); Wood Memorial Stakes (1929); Empire City Derby (1930); Jerome Stakes (1930, 1933); Astoria Stakes (1931); Bay Shore Handicap (1931); Champlain Handicap (1931); Delaware Handicap (1931); Edgemere Handicap (1931); Manhattan Handicap (1931); Test Stakes (1931, 1932); Hopeful Stakes (1934); American Derby (1934); Chesapeake Stakes (1934); Toboggan Handicap (1934) U.S. Triple Crown series:; Kentucky Derby (1934); Belmont Stakes (1929, 1933);
Racing awards
	United States Champion Jockey by wins (1915); United States Champion Jockey by earnings (1915, 1929);
Honors
	National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame (1969); Fair Grounds Racing Hall of Fame (1971)
Significant horses
	Calvacade; Blue Larkspur; Friar Rock;

Andrew Mack Garner (December 23, 1898 – October 28, 1936) was an American jockey who won the 1934 Kentucky Derby as well as the 1929 and 1933 Belmont Stakes. He was inducted in the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame in 1969. Mack Garner made his professional racing debut on July 16, 1914, at a Butte, Montana racetrack.