Mick Price and Michael Kent Jnr were second on 127 (688 – 18.5%). Jye McNeil won the metro title on 76 winners (609 – 12.5%) with Jamie Kah finishing second despite missing a good part of the season (57 – 314 – 18.2%), easily the best strike of any of the top 20 Melbourne jockeysĬiaron Maher and David Eustace cleared out with the Victorian trainers premiership racking up 276 winners (1314 – 21%). John Allen won the Victorian jockeys title with 130 winners from 734 rides at 17.7% with Jye McNeil second (116 – 836 – 13.9%) then Jarrod Fry (114 – 771 – 14.8%) James McDonald breaking the record and landing 10 winners over the four days of the VRC spring carnival Incentivise being injured in the Melbourne Cup and being an absentee from the autumn – and now the spring. See above – Verry Elleegant is now in Europe and Hitotsu is out injured for the time being. Home Affairs brilliant Coolmore Stakes win Hitotsu's last three starts resulted in winning the Victoria Derby and Australian Guineas at Flemington before taking out the Australian Derby. The total dominance of the new hero horse Incentivise in the Caulfield Cup Verry Elleegant's sensational win in the Melbourne Cup Picture: Reg Ryan–Racing Photos via Getty Images Tommy Berry for ruining the Fireburn 2YO Triple Crown party getting She's Extreme home first in the Champagne Stakes.Ĭiaron Maher and David Eustace with jockey Ben Allen after winning the Oakleigh Plate with Marabi. Nash Rawiller turned in a masterclass coming down the outside fence to win the Queen Elizabeth Stakes on Think It OverĪshley Morgan rode the most winners in NSW (136 – 1037 rides at 13.1%) to beat James McDonald (121 – 545 – 22.2%). Beaten a month earlier in a Highway he did it! It was a life changing month for trainer Danny Williams and everyone knew his name, and Robbie Dolan was back on the Group 1 podium. The Shelby Sixtysix story – He came from nowhere to win the Group 1 Galaxy. The tragic death of French jockey Marina Morel after a riding accident at Gulgongĭanny Williams and his journey with Shelby Sixtysix was engrossing as he came from nowhere to win a Group 1. The shocking falls of apprentices Elissa Meredith and Leah Kilner at NSW racetracks in the space of 24 hours Race meetings started before quickly being postponed or cancelled earned the ire of participants The never ending parade of heavy tracks NSW punters had to endure Jason Collett emerged as one of the true go-to jockeys in the Sydney riding ranks riding 73 metropolitan winners and finishing eighth on the national honour roll.
Reece Jones became the first NSW apprentice since Wayne Harris in 1980/81 to ride more than 100 winners in consecutive seasons. Robbie Dolan combines with Profondo for his first Group 1 win in the Spring Champion Stakes Nature Strip finally wins The Everest at his third crack and goes back-to-back in the TJ Smith Stakesĭamien Oliver wins a record 127th Group 1 landing Nimalee in the Queen Of The Turfįireburn turns in a phenomenal performance to win the Golden Slipper after striking severe interference.īen and JD Hayes step out of Dad David's shadow to win their first Group 1 with Mr Brightside in the Doncaster Mile Nature Strip and James McDonald wins The Everest at Randwick. The only other above 20% was West Aussie Adam Durrant who struck at 21.2% with 153½½ winners from 730 starters TOP STRIKE RATE – Queensland training partners Steven O'Dea and Matthew Hoysted landed 93 winners from 379 starters at the best strike rate of the top 20 trainers of 24.5%. Ciaron Maher and David Eustace were a clear second across the land with 321 winners of more than $28m (1612 – 19.9%) Kris Lees (171½ – 1163 – 14.8%), James Cummings (158 – 946 – 16.7%) and Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott (156 – 844 – 18.5%) then Adam Durrant (153½½ – 730 – 21.2%). TOP TRAINER – Chris Waller landed 352 winners of more than $49m in prizemoney from 2313 starters at 15.2%. TOP COUNTRY JOCKEY – Ashley Morgan (118 – NSW) and Jarrod Fry (108½ – Vic) were the only two jockeys to ride over 100 winners in country regions.
TOP APPRENTICE – Dylan Gibbons was the top ranked apprentice in NSW with 114 winners at 14.9% from 766 rides TOP METRO JOCKEY – James McDonald (131) and Chris Parnham (108) were the only two riders to land over 100 metropolitan winners. TOP JOCKEY – William Pike won the national title with 189 winners from fellow West Aussies Clint Johnston-Porter (184) and Chris Parnham (162).
The Chris Waller numbers continue to astound as the master trainer fell just short of $50m in prizemoney with 352 winners while the Wizard of the West headed east to put his wares on show landing 189 winners to be the most prolific jockey in the land.
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