Ronald “Jeff” Greener , Started to develop a love of horses and racing while visiting racetracks with his father as a young man. Jeff and his father often discussed the dream of owning race horses. Jeff’s father pasted away in 1985 and never had the chance to realize the dream. After several years of managing Real Estate and construction ventures, Jeff began investing in several partnerships and learning the ins and outs of the racing business, Jeff decided to start his own racing management company which today is RJG Racing Management , after finding and establishing a relationship with Murray Rojas one of the top trainers in the Mid-Atlantic region. RJG quickly began to make its presence felt. To date RJG has won over 30 races and $800,000 including the $75,000 Pennsylvania Nursery and the $100,000 Wild and Wonderful stakes.
Murray Rojas , In just 11 short years Murray has gone from winning one race (in 2000)to winning 124 races and her first training title(in 2007)after finishing 2nd in 2008 and 2009 she again took down the title at Penn National in 2010. Rojas, whose first name “Murray” is an old Irish family name, is a native of Shamokin, Pa. She was introduced to horses when her grandfather bought her a pony, and from the time she was a young girl her world revolved around everything equine. Eventually, Rojas gravitated to the racetrack, and among her first jobs was as an outrider at the Maryland racetracks. Later, she was an assistant for Breeders’ cup –winning trainer Joe Orseno.
Eddie Rojas, Born in Valpariso, Chile. As a jockey Eddie earned his maiden victory in his native Chile at a track called the Sporting Club. A few years later he moved his tack to the states and began riding in Miami. He was prominent on the jockey standing at Gulfstream and Hialeah before he moved north to Thistledowns in 1975. Eddie won nearly 500 races before retiring in 1988. He began his new career as a trainer for the powerful Calumet farm.