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Ladybbird · 05-04-21, 10:25

Jockey Aims to Make Grand National History by Becoming First Female Winner

EXCLUSIVE: Jockey Tabitha Worsley, 26, is aiming to make history at Aintree this weekend with a horse owned and trained by her mum Georgie Howell

Daily Mirror UK, 5 APR 2021.

Tabitha in a point to point race as a youngster (Image: Daily Mirror/Andy Stenning)

Tabitha aged 10 with mum Georgie Howell (Image: Daily Mirror/Andy Stenning)

“I will be ashen white and terrified.

“I will sit there with my head in my hands. I probably won’t watch too much of it."

Tabitha added: “She is going to be a *quivering wreck. I think she has been like that since I started racing.”

She has ridden Sub Lieutenant twice at Ascot, finishing fourth both times.

Tabitha said: “He has already given us two really fun days out and if we can keep him sound and well he should give us the biggest day of both mine and my mum’s careers and lives.

“It could be the one chance we ever get to run something in the National.”

In 2017 Tabitha broke her back in a fall during a race.

But just 17 months later she tasted success in Liverpool, winning the Foxhunters’ Chase over the National fences.

And despite her injuries, she insisted she folds no fear.

Tabitha added: “I always say the second I go out there and feel nervous will be the day I give up. If you go out there feeling nervous you are more likely to get hurt, I think.”

Georgie, who schools six other horses at her farm near Tenbury Wells, Worcester, describes herself as an “amateur” who has “cheap and ordinary” animals and has never had a winner.

But she paid £50,000 for 12-year-old Sub Lieutenant last September.

Georgie, a permit trainer who can only train her own animals, said: “We all work incredibly hard and felt we deserved a nicer horse to go running in better races.”

Tabitha has been riding since she was a toddler.

Georgie added: “She has been passionate about horses and ponies.

"She was breaking ponies in when she was five, she just loves it.”

Ladybbird · 10-04-21, 20:53

Rachael Blackmore Becomes First Ever Woman to Win Grand National on Minella Times

Minella Times, ridden by Rachael Blackmore, has won the Grand National as she becomes the first female to win the famous race

Daily Mirror UK, 10 APR 2021.

Minella Times, ridden by Rachael Blackmore, has won the Grand National as she becomes the first female to win the famous race

Hot favourite Cloth Cap, ridden by Tom Scudamore, was prominent throughout but was pulled up.

Blackmore enjoyed a phenomenal Cheltenham Festival last month and continued her incredible form at Aintree.

She teamed up with trainer Henry De Bromhead as the pair once again topped the racing world.

Balko Des Flos, a 100/1 shot with some bookmakers, came home in second.

Third was Any Second Now under Mark Walsh with Burrows Saint coming home in fourth.

Farclas, ridden by Jack Kennedy, came in fifth ahead of Blaklion and Discorama

Here are The Full Results From Aintree...

1 Minella Times

2 Balko Des Flos

3 Any Second Now

4 Burrows Saint

5 Farclas

6 Blaklion

7 Discorama

8 Jett

9 Cabaret Queen

10 Shattered Love

11 Alpha Des Obeaux

12 Hogan's Height

13 Acapella Bourgeois

14 Sub Lieutenant

15 Class Conti

All other horses failed to finish.

05-04-21, 10:25	#1
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 50,659 Thanks: 28,768 Thanked 14,429 Times in 10,235 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Rachael Blackmore-1st Female Winner of Grand National Jockey Aims to Make Grand National History by Becoming First Female Winner EXCLUSIVE: Jockey Tabitha Worsley, 26, is aiming to make history at Aintree this weekend with a horse owned and trained by her mum Georgie Howell Daily Mirror UK, 5 APR 2021. Tabitha in a point to point race as a youngster (Image: Daily Mirror/Andy Stenning) Tabitha aged 10 with mum Georgie Howell (Image: Daily Mirror/Andy Stenning) “I will be ashen white and terrified. “I will sit there with my head in my hands. I probably won’t watch too much of it." Tabitha added: “She is going to be a quivering wreck. I think she has been like that since I started racing.” She has ridden Sub Lieutenant twice at Ascot, finishing fourth both times. Tabitha said: “He has already given us two really fun days out and if we can keep him sound and well he should give us the biggest day of both mine and my mum’s careers and lives. “It could be the one chance we ever get to run something in the National.” In 2017 Tabitha broke her back in a fall during a race. But just 17 months later she tasted success in Liverpool, winning the Foxhunters’ Chase over the National fences. And despite her injuries, she insisted she folds no fear. Tabitha added: “I always say the second I go out there and feel nervous will be the day I give up. If you go out there feeling nervous you are more likely to get hurt, I think.” Georgie, who schools six other horses at her farm near Tenbury Wells, Worcester, describes herself as an “amateur” who has “cheap and ordinary” animals and has never had a winner. But she paid £50,000 for 12-year-old Sub Lieutenant last September. Georgie, a permit trainer who can only train her own animals, said: “We all work incredibly hard and felt we deserved a nicer horse to go running in better races.” Tabitha has been riding since she was a toddler.* Georgie added: “She has been passionate about horses and ponies. "She was breaking ponies in when she was five, she just loves it.” __________________ *AMERICA WAS ONCE AN INNOVATED & RESPECTED COUNTRY and THEN ALONG CAME TRUMP.....* That buzz you hear is George Washington spinning in his grave

10-04-21, 20:53	#2
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 50,659 Thanks: 28,768 Thanked 14,429 Times in 10,235 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Re: Rachael Blackmore-1st Female Winner of Grand National Rachael Blackmore Becomes First Ever Woman to Win Grand National on Minella Times Minella Times, ridden by Rachael Blackmore, has won the Grand National as she becomes the first female to win the famous race Daily Mirror UK, 10 APR 2021. Minella Times, ridden by Rachael Blackmore, has won the Grand National as she becomes the first female to win the famous race Hot favourite Cloth Cap, ridden by Tom Scudamore, was prominent throughout but was pulled up. Blackmore enjoyed a phenomenal Cheltenham Festival last month and continued her incredible form at Aintree. She teamed up with trainer Henry De Bromhead as the pair once again topped the racing world. Balko Des Flos, a 100/1 shot with some bookmakers, came home in second. Third was Any Second Now under Mark Walsh with Burrows Saint coming home in fourth. Farclas, ridden by Jack Kennedy, came in fifth ahead of Blaklion and Discorama Here are The Full Results From Aintree... 1 Minella Times 2 Balko Des Flos 3 Any Second Now 4 Burrows Saint 5 Farclas 6 Blaklion 7 Discorama 8 Jett 9 Cabaret Queen 10 Shattered Love 11 Alpha Des Obeaux 12 Hogan's Height 13 Acapella Bourgeois 14 Sub Lieutenant 15 Class Conti All other horses failed to finish. __________________ *AMERICA WAS ONCE AN INNOVATED & RESPECTED COUNTRY and THEN ALONG CAME TRUMP.....* That buzz you hear is George Washington spinning in his grave

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