Miguel Mena, a professional jockey from Kentucky has passed away following a brutal car accident. Here is everything you need to know about him.
Kentucky Jockey Miguel Mena has died in a car accident on October 31. According to the reports released by the local police, the jockey was hit by a car and pronounced dead on Sunday night. They released their official statement on Monday morning.
Following his untimely demise, the jockey has received a lot of obituaries and tributes from his fans and colleagues on social media. May his departed soul rest in peace.
Miguel Mena Death From Accident: Tribute To Jockey
Miguel Mena has died from a car accident and we dedicate this obituary to him.
The jockey was reportedly hit by a car in Louisville yesterday night. As a result, he passed away at a very young age of 34. The Louisville Police released a statement on Monday morning confirming the death of the jockey.
Started his career in 2003, the jockey had more than 1275 career wins according to his Wikipedia bio. He was an exceptional jockey and a kind human being.
We hope that he finds peace wherever he is.
Miguel Mena Wife And Age: Get To Know His Partner
Miguel Mena was a married man living with his wife and children.
The family lived in Louisville, Kentucky, Born and raised in Lima, Peru, Miguel Mena was just 34 years of age. He started his professional career in the US when he was just 16 years old.
Unfortunately, we don’t have any further details about his wife and family. We do forward our deepest condolences to his friends and family. May they find all the strength in the world.
Miguel Mena Net Worth And Ethnicity
Miguel Mena’s net worth is currently under review.
In a professional career of over 17 years, the jockey did earn a lot of fame and money. But the details remain unconfirmed at the moment.
Moving on, Miguel was a proud Peruvian. His father, Jose was also a professional jockey who is currently retired. Also, his uncle is a trainer.
Even though he is gone, Miguel Mena will be in the hearts of his fans, colleagues, and family. Rest in peace, champ.