Group One Season Review - Jockeys

Breednet - Friday July 6
The Group One wrap up for the season for the jockeys with 30 riders represented, headed by Hugh Bowman's nine wins followed by five riders who each had five wins.


Chris Waller and Hugh Bowman - the top of the pile for this season's Group One winners.

Hugh Bowman - 9 wins Winx Longines Queen Elizabeth Stks
Winx The Agency George Ryder Stakes
Winx Tab Chipping Norton Stakes
Winx Ladbrokes Cox Plate
Winx Colgate Optic White Stakes
Winx Seppelt Turnbull Stakes
Bonneval (NZ) Underwood Stakes
D'Argento Sky Racing Rosehill Guineas
Unforgotten J Boag's Prem. Australia Oaks
Blake Shinn - 5 wins Happy Clapper Tab Epsom Hcp
Happy Clapper Bisley Workwear Canterbury
Happy Clapper Doncaster Mile
Prompt Response Sky Racing Tatt's Club Tiara
Who Shot Thebarman (NZ) Sydney Cup
Damian Lane - 5 wins Tosen Stardom (JPN) United Petroleum Toorak Hcp
Tosen Stardom (JPN) Emirates Stakes
El Dorado Dreaming Inglis Sires' Produce
Humidor (NZ) Pfd Food Serv.Makybe Diva Stks
Leicester Ubet South Australian Derby
Kerrin McEvoy - 5 wins Almandin (GER) Kia Tancred Stakes
Redzel Darley Classic
She Will Reign Charter Keck Cramer Moir Stks
The Autumn Sun Jaguar Land Rover J.J. Atkins
Youngstar Queensland Oaks
Mark Zahra - 5 wins Gailo Chop (FR) Ladbrokes Caulfield Stakes
Gailo Chop (FR) Ranvet Stakes
Levendi Harrolds Australian Derby
Merchant Navy Coolmore Stud Stakes
Russian Revolution Ladbrokes Oakleigh Plate
Tye Angland - 5 wins Trapeze Artist De Bortoli Wines Golden Rose
Trapeze Artist Schweppes All Aged Stakes
Trapeze Artist Darley T J Smith Stakes
Ace High Moet & Chandon Spring Champion
Ace High Aami Victoria Derby
Craig Williams - 4 wins Brave Smash (JPN) Italktravel Futurity Stakes
Hartnell (GB) Ladbrokes C.F. Orr Stakes
Hellbent Keogh Homes William Reid Stake
Vega Magic Nz Bloodstock Memsie Stakes
Glyn Schofield – 3 wins Alizee Flight Stakes
Alizee Coolmore Legacy Queen Of Turf
Kementari Mostyn Copper Grp R'wick Gneas
Michael Dee – 3 wins Foundry (IRE) The Metropolitan
Hiyaam (NZ) Vinery Stud Stakes
Shillelagh (NZ) Kennedy Mile
Michael J Walker – 3 wins Comin' Through Doomben Cup
Harlem (GB) Tab Australian Cup
Mighty Boss Ladbrokes Caulfield Guineas
Tim Clark 3 wins Shoals Ubet Classic Sangster Stakes
Dark Dream Queensland Derby
English Kirin Doomben 10,000
Ben Melham – 2 wins Santa Ana Lane Darley Goodwood
Santa Ana Lane Ubet Stradbroke Hcp
Damien Oliver – 2 wins Grunt (NZ) Australian Guineas
Seabrook (NZ) Moet & Chandon Champagne Stks
Dean Yendall – 2 wins Santa Ana Lane Keno Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes
Shoals Myer Classic
Regan Bayliss – 2 wins Redkirk Warrior (GB) Black Caviar Lightning
Redkirk Warrior (GB) Lexus Newmarket Hcp
Andrew Adkins – 1 win Daysee Doom Coolmore Classic
Brenton Avdulla – 1 win Estijaab Longines Golden Slipper
Cory Parish – 1 win Boom Time Caulfield Cup
Craig Staples – 1 win Great Shot James Boag's Premium-Railway
Corey Brown – 1 win Rekindling (GB) Emirates Melbourne Cup
Damien Browne – 1 win Impending Kingsford-Smith Cup
Harry Coffey – 1 win Sopressa Schweppes Oaks
Jason Bowditch – 1 win Viddora Crown Perth-Winterbottom Stks
Josh Parr – 1 win Shoals James Boag's Surround Stakes
Jordan Childs – 1 win Written By Ladbrokes Blue Diamond Stakes
Luke Currie – 1 win Hey Doc Ladbrokes Manikato Stakes
Luke Nolen – 1 win Aloisia (NZ) Schweppes Thousand Guineas
Paul Carbery – 1 win Pounamu Mm-Kingston Town Classic
Stephen Baster – 1 win Pinot Kennedy Oaks
Zac Purton – 1 win In Her Time The Pfd Food Services Galaxy
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