J. Thomas Taylor

J. Thomas Taylor
J. Thomas Taylor
Occupation	Trainer, thoroughbred owner, jockey
Born	September 24, 1889; Lexington, Kentucky
Died	March 18, 1966 (aged 76); Arcadia, California
Major racing wins
	Cincinnati Enquirer Handicap (1929); Huron Handicap (1929); Hyde Park Stakes (1929); Latonia Championship Stakes (1929); Agua Caliente Handicap (1930); Flamingo Stakes (1933); Bay Meadows Handicap (1935); Illinois Derby (1935); San Antonio Handicap (1935); San Juan Capistrano Handicap (1935); Suburban Handicap (1935); Derby Trial (1936); Santa Anita Derby (1936); Bay Shore Handicap (1937); Jerome Handicap (1937); Christmas Handicap (1938); Interborough Handicap (1938, 1940); Junior Champion Stakes (1937); Butler Handicap (1940); Carter Handicap (1940); Continental Handicap (1940); Fleetwing Handicap (1940); Queens County Handicap (1940); Washington Handicap (1940); Wilmington Handicap (1940); Walter Connelly Handicap (1940); Saratoga Handicap (1942); Fall Highweight Handicap (1944); Gideon Putman Stakes (1944); Del Mar Derby (1952); Brandywine Handicap (1955); California Breeders' Trial Stakes (1956); California Breeders' Champion Stakes (1957)
Significant horses
	Ariel Lad, Can't Wait, Charlie O, Head Play, He Did, Pasha, Prince Khaled, South Arlington, Sun Portland, The Nut, Try Too, Victorian

John Thomas Taylor (September 24, 1889 – March 18, 1966), was an American horseman (thoroughbred jockey, trainer, breeder, and owner).

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