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HISTORY ON A COLD WINTRY DAY AT CAULFIELD

HISTORY ON A COLD WINTRY DAY AT CAULFIELD
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Female jockeys now equals thanks to Kah

Female jockeys now equals thanks to Kah, says pioneer Jamie Kah is three city winners away from the ton. Picture: Racing Photos via Getty Images 02:58am • 02 July 2021 As Jamie Kah stands on the verge of an incredible slice of racing history, Australia’s first female jockey believes the current wave of talented female jockeys have finally prevailed in a long fight to prove themselves equals in a male-dominated industry. Iconic Queenslander Pam O’Neill, now 76 and a great-grandmother, says for too long female jockeys were judged differently to their male counterparts and in some ways were treated as second-class racing citizens.

O Neill proud to have paved way for female jockeys | Sunshine Coast Daily

O’Neill proud to have paved way for female jockeys Pam O’Neill, who will be at Queensland for the race named in her honour, is in awe of the current crop of female riders who have followed in her footsteps. Horses by Trenton Akers 20th May 2021 7:48 PM Trailblazing jockey Pam O Neill could never have imagined the tidal wave of talented female jockeys that would follow in her footsteps but she says it is about time they got the credit they deserved ahead of the race named in her honour at Doomben on Saturday. As Rachel King prepares to take the ride on Stradbroke favourite Ayrton next month, O Neill is in awe of the likes of Jamie Kah, Stephanie Thornton and Linda Meech who continue to build to go from strength to strength in the once male-dominated industry.

O Neill proud to have paved way for female jockeys

O’Neill proud to have paved way for female jockeys Pam O’Neill, who will be at Queensland for the race named in her honour, is in awe of the current crop of female riders who have followed in her footsteps. Horses by Trenton Akers 20th May 2021 7:48 PM Trailblazing jockey Pam O Neill could never have imagined the tidal wave of talented female jockeys that would follow in her footsteps but she says it is about time they got the credit they deserved ahead of the race named in her honour at Doomben on Saturday. As Rachel King prepares to take the ride on Stradbroke favourite Ayrton next month, O Neill is in awe of the likes of Jamie Kah, Stephanie Thornton and Linda Meech who continue to build to go from strength to strength in the once male-dominated industry.

Australia: Zaaki Seeking Group 1 Goodness - Horse Racing News

Australia: Zaaki Seeking Group 1 Goodness - Horse Racing News
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