Dan Conway

Inducted 2006

822 wins in 4,426 starts
22 Stake Victories
Finger Lakes Leading Trainer: 1966, 1967, and 1969

Dan Conway began his career at Finger Lakes in 1963; one year after it's opening. Conway won the trainer title three times during the late 1960's, and his victories in 1969 were the highest single season total of that decade.

Before his training career began, Conway was a major figure with the National Horse Show Association of America. He judged events at Madison Square Garden for the organization on three different occasions and in 2001 was inducted into the NHS Hall of Fame.

Conway saddled 22 stakes winners during his career, including six victories in the New York Breeders Futurity and five in the New York Breeders Juvenie Fillies.

Conway retired after 20 years of training with 822 victories.  Over 50% of the horses he saddleed finished in the money and totaled over $2.2 million in purse earnings.