William Robinson (trainer)

He got involved with racing after a group of friends from a local factory pitched in to claim a $1,500 horse.

[1] He faced scrutiny in 1991 for not wanting to bring his horses to the track until race day, with some suggesting it was due to unethical practices.

[9] He trained multiple Hall of Fame horses including, Mach Three and Precious Bunny.

[1] He also trained O'Brien Award winners Riyadh, Presidential Ball, Art Major, Cams Card Shark, Dragon Again, and Nickie Bag.

[1] Robinson's Precious Bunny and Cams Card Shark also won O'Brien Awards for Horse of the Year.