Time for balance sheets and rankings also abroad. It must be said that the British people also for the elaboration of jockey rankings, as for other situations always try to distinguish themselves with particularities and so there are two types of rankings for jockeys. The one for the top season, so to speak, in force since 2015 which starts in May (on 2000 Guineas Day) and closes in October with British Champions Day. Then there is the annual one proper. In the latter, the winner was Oisin Murphy, who won 216 of the 996 races run with a strike rate of 22%, second was Rossa Ryan (200 wins) and third was Billy Loughnane (162).
Among the trainers by number of wins in first place is Andrew Balding with 163 wins and 547 placings out of 1074 races (practically on the podium in almost 70% of the races run) for just over £5 million in winnings. In second place is William Haggas (132 wins, 344 placings out of 696 races and just under £4 million), while in third place is Ralph Beckett (127 wins, 336 placings out of 637 races and £3.830 million). But if one considers only the figures for the amounts won, there is an absolute ruler who, for a change, answers to the name of Aidan O’Brien: only 155 races to his credit. 31 wins and 82 placings, but with a haul of 8 million 337 thousand pounds.
