has never won an American Triple Crown race, he has had several victories in the equivalent races for fillies. Hollendorfer has won the Kentucky Oaks with Lite Light in 1991, Pike Place Dancer in 1996 and Blind Luck in 2011. He has won the Coaching Club American Oaks with both Lite Light and Songbird in 2016, and has won the Alabama Stakes with both Blind Luck and Songbird. In December 2007, Hollendorfer won his 5,000th race. His 6,000th win came on September 3, 2011 at Golden Gate Fields. Win 7,000 came on November 25, 2015 when Kiss N Scat won at Golden Gate Field. Among North American trainers, only two others have crossed the 7,000 win barrier: Dale Baird and Steve Asmussen. "I've been blessed to have been in this business as long as I have," said Hollendorfer. "It's a lot of work, and nobody can do it by themselves. You have to have excellent help, excellent owners and excellent horses." He finished in the top 10 of North American trainers by number wins for 29 consecutive years (1987 through 2015) and has ranked in the top 10 in earnings 15 times. In 2010, Blind Luck became the first Eclipse Award winner trained by Hollendorfer after winning three Grade I races. Hollendorfer also won his first Breeders' Cup race, the Dirt Mile, with Dakota Phone. Hollendorfer was inducted into the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame in 2011. ""Blind Luck was the final kick in the pants that got me in here," he said. "We took her everywhere and she never let us down for one minute. The East Coast is important and sometimes they don't know what we do out on the West Coast, but there are a lot of very good horses and trainers there and a lot of competition." In 2013, Shared Belief became Hollendorfer's second Eclipse Award winner when he was named American Champion Two-Year-Old Male after several impressive victories including the CashCall Futurity. Shared Belief became the early favorite for the 2014 Kentucky Derby but developed an abscess on his hoof and missed the race. After recovering, Shared Belief would go on to win the 2014 Pacific Classic and Awesome Again, and was the favorite for the Breeders' Cup Classic. He finished fourth after a troubled trip but rebounded with wins in the Malibu, San Antonio and Santa Anita Handicaps. After being injured