Promising Conditional Jockeys to Follow This Winter Season

With the flat racing season winding down and the excitement of Wetherby and Cheltenham looming, it’s an ideal time to spotlight some promising conditional jockeys who could make waves this winter.

Last Season’s Protagonists

Luca Morgan celebrated an impressive win with 46 victories, securing the Conditional Jockey’s Title for 2023. It will be intriguing to see who else joins the ranks of past winners like Jamie Moore, Paddy Brennan, and others.

Starting with last year’s runner-up, Harry Kimber claimed 31 wins, placing him among the top 30 jockeys, a solid foundation for someone in the conditional ranks.

Kimber has hit the ground running in the 2023/24 season with seven victories from 55 rides, notably achieving a 30% success rate when riding for Robert Walford.

Philip Armson, connected to David Pipe’s stable, had a productive last season with 28 wins. However, he’s had a slower start this year, securing only three victories, two of which were on Toad Of Toad Hall at Fontwell.

Championship Contenders

Bradley Harris is off to a roaring start for the 2023/24 season, achieving 18 wins from 80 rides—an impressive 23% strike rate.

Among Harris's successes, he’s managed to secure three bumper wins, creating a profitable result when racing for Milton Harris.

Beau Morgan is also making strides this season with 11 wins from 45 rides, placing him in the top 25 of the current Jockeys Championship.

While keeping up that pace might be a challenge, it’s undoubtedly a promising start for Morgan, who is relatively fresh to jump racing.

In contrast, Liam Harrison is nearing a milestone of 600 rides and retains a respectable 33% strike rate over fences, scoring a notable victory for Robert Llewellyn. Market Rasen recently.

Tristan Durrell, part of the Dan Skelton team, seems set for more opportunities. Having four wins so far, this number is likely to grow as the winter unfolds. Star Sports customers with Offers Harry Skelton, already a championship winner, is enhancing his influence by joining StarSports as a Brand Ambassador, offering insights through blogs and videos.

Lilly Pinchin has turned heads with her rides alongside Fergal O’Brien, successfully transitioning from amateur to professional, marked by her partnerships with Charlie Longsdon and others.

Pinchin's collaboration with Tom Symonds is particularly noteworthy, given her impressive 55% strike rate in those instances.

Isabel Williams has excelled when teaming up with her father, Evan, achieving five wins this season across different racing events.

Alice Stevens is turning conditional after favorable performances in point-to-point and hunter chases, with Gordon Elliott already on her trainer list.

The North

Emma Smith-Chaston has prospered in the North, with a consistent 16% success rate and strong showings both with Micky Hammond and Jo Foster.

It's worth mentioning her notable 33% strike rate with Jo Foster, bringing punters significant returns.

Patrick Wadge is demonstrating strong form under Lucinda Russell's guidance, collecting ten wins from 61 rides so far this season.

He benefits from being able to race at lower weights, boosting his standing, especially in chases where his record is impressive.

Charlotte Jones has proven loyal to her boss, James Moffatt, racking up 23 wins last season with commendable percentages in hurdles and bumpers.

While primarily focused on hurdles, Jones boasts excellent strike rates in fences and bumpers, showcasing her versatility.

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