He had a feel for how horses behaved and thought, and he won more than 70 Grand Prix events before retiring to train racehorses.
Rodney Jenkins, a celebrated horse trainer known for his work with show jumpers, passed away at the age of 77. Jenkins, who was born in Virginia, had a storied career that included winning the American Grand Prix Association Horse of the Year title three times. His most notable achievements came in the 1980s when he trained and rode Idle Dice to multiple victories, including the prestigious American Invitational. Jenkins was also recognized for his contributions to the equestrian community, mentoring young riders and promoting the sport. His death was confirmed by his family, who noted that he had been battling health issues in recent years. Tributes from the equestrian world poured in, highlighting his skill, dedication, and the significant impact he had on the sport.
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