Nick Zito Biography

Nick Zito in his induction speech for the Hall of Fame on Aug. 8 2005 said he was impressed by the sights and sounds of the track. Zito's first job on the track as a teen-ager was as a hotwalker. He moved on to become a groom for trainer Buddy Jacobson and then worked for trainer Bob Lake. Zito was an assistant to trainer Johnny Campo for four years and was an assistant to Hall of Famer LeRoy Jolley before going out on his own in 1972 at the age of 24 with two horses. Zito's first winner was Palais at Liberty Bell Park in Philadelphia in December 1972. Thirty Six Red won the Wood Memorial Stakes in 1990 and ran second in the Belmont Stakes and third in the Breeders' Cup Classic Won the Kentucky Derby in 1991 with Strike the Gold and again in 1994 with Go for Gin Won the Preakness Stakes in 1996 with Louis Quatorze ... The same year Storm Song won the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies and was voted 2-year-old filly champion Won 2003 Kentucky Oaks with Bird Town for legendary owner and socialite Mary Lou Whitney

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