Tony Martin to Represent Apprentice Jamison Mudd
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Tony Martin to Represent Apprentice Jamison Mudd

Thoroughbred Daily News
January 11, 2026

Summary

Veteran jockey agent Tony Martin has come out of retirement to represent rising apprentice jockey Jamison Mudd, who is currently competing at Fair Grounds in Louisiana. Mudd, an 18-year-old from Lafayette and a third-generation horseman, has shown impressive potential in his early career, with notable performances despite riding mostly longshots.

The collaboration between Martin and Mudd highlights the importance of mentorship in the apprenticeship journey. As experienced professionals guide newcomers through initial challenges, they pave the way for a more skilled and prepared workforce in the horse racing industry.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story underscores the critical role mentorship plays in apprenticeship programs, particularly in specialized fields like horse racing. By pairing up-and-coming talent with experienced agents, the industry fosters a learning environment that supports career development and enhances overall performance.

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