Caracortado and Atkinson: Get Used to It
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In most cases, an undefeated, grade II-winning 3-year-old ridden by a
virtual unknown rider would have a big-name jockey on him by now. You
can be sure trainer Mike Machowsky’s phone has been ringing off the
hook with offers to put a top rider on Caracortado,
who will be trying for his sixth career victory in as many starts in
the $150,000 San Felipe Stakes (gr. II) March 13. But it is still
little-known Paul Atkinson who sits atop the son of Cat Dreams.
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