Ron Moquett is someone that needs no introduction for anyone with knowledge of racing at Oaklawn. The trainer of top-notch horses such as Man in the Can and Whitmore, Moquett has come a long way since he won his first $10,000 maiden and $50,000 stake.
The 50-year-old trainer is careful about what horses he trains, not necessarily looking for the top horses but those horses that he feels he can help reach their potential.
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