Ten of the most thrilling, memorable, and momentous events from Thoroughbred racing in North America last year have been nominated for the 2024 FanDuel Racing-NTRA Moment of the Year, a distinction determined by fan voting and recognized at the annual Eclipse Awards.

Voting is now open on the National Thoroughbred Racing Association (NTRA) website, NTRA.com, and via X (formerly Twitter), where every retweet or use of the official hashtag for the moments as presented on the @NTRA account will be counted as one vote. The FanDuel Racing-NTRA Moment of the Year will be recognized during the 54^th annual Resolute Racing Eclipse Awards Presented by John Deere, Keeneland, and The Jockey Club at The Breakers Palm Beach in Florida on Jan. 23, 2025.

To vote on the NTRA website, click here. Fans are permitted to vote for multiple moments but there is a limit of one vote per moment for each X account. Subsequent votes from an account will be disqualified. Votes for the poll must be submitted by Jan. 15 at 11:59 p.m. ET.

The eligible 2024 moments were selected to demonstrate the various equine and human achievements, as well as human emotions, exhibited throughout the year. Events that fans can choose from are listed as follows, along with the designated hashtag which can be used to vote:

#frankie6straight—Frankie Dettori rides six straight winners on the Santa Anita Derby Day card, including winners of two stakes races. The 54-year-old Italian jockey had mounts in 11 of the 12 races that day, with his winners paying as much as $21.60.

#annaoaks—Thorpedo Anna wins the Longines Kentucky Oaks by 4 ¾ lengths in a strong wire-to-wire performance over a sloppy Churchill Downs main track. It was the first Kentucky Oaks win for both trainer Kenny McPeek and jockey Brian Hernandez Jr.

#danderby—Mystik Dan and jockey Brian Hernandez Jr. make it a rail trip to win the 150^th Kentucky Derby Presented by Woodford Reserve in a tight three-horse photo finish. Trained by Kentucky resident Kenny McPeek, Mystik Dan’s win gave both the trainer and jockey their first Kentucky Derby victories. In winning the Derby, McPeek became just the third trainer to win both the Derby and Oaks in the same year.

#seizethepreakness—Seize the Grey gives 88-year-old legendary trainer D. Wayne Lukas and innovative microshare ownership group MyRacehorse a front-running win in the Preakness Stakes. It was Lukas’s seventh Preakness win, while MyRacehorse’s 2,570 owners celebrated their first.

#dornochbelmont—Dornoch wins the 156^th Belmont Stakes at Saratoga Race Course, the first time the final jewel of the Triple Crown is run at the Spa. Trainer Danny Gargan won his first Belmont for a large ownership group that included former Major League Baseball All-Star and World Series champion Jayson Werth.

#emmajaynejockey—Emma-Jayne Wilson, a top Canadian jockey, breaks the all-time female jockey lifetime purse earnings record held by Hall of Famer Julie Krone. With her win aboard Perfect Lady Bee, Wilson reached $90,153,109, surpassing Krone’s mark of $90,126,584.

#fiercetravers—Champion Fierceness and Hall of Fame jockey John Velazquez hold off filly Thorpedo Anna in a thrilling DraftKings Travers Stakes finish. The 2023 Eclipse Award-winning 2-year-old male had won Saratoga’s Jim Dandy Stakes Presented by Mohegan Sun in his prior start for owner Mike Repole and trainer Todd Pletcher.

#annabcdistaff—Thorpedo Anna dominates the Longines Breeders’ Cup Distaff field at Del Mar and puts a cap on her 2024 campaign that featured six wins in seven starts. In a year of firsts for her trainer, Thorpedo Anna gave Kenny McPeek yet another, as the Distaff win was his first in a Breeders’ Cup race.

#sierrabcclassic—Sierra Leone saves his best for last and wins the Longines Breeders’ Cup Classic to lead a 1-2-3 finish for 3-year-olds. The son of Gun Runner captured the Risen Star Stakes and Toyota Blue Grass Stakes to begin the year and placed in four consecutive graded stakes before his Classic triumph.

#flavienstakesrecord—Jockey Flavien Prat establishes a record 56 graded stakes-winning rides in a year when he wins the Grade 2 Mathis Mile Stakes at Santa Anita Park aboard King of Gosford. Prat surpassed the previous record of 55 set by Hall of Famer Jerry Bailey in 2003.