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Horse Racing Biography

Hayley Turner

“Hayley”

British · Burton-on-Trent, England · Born 3 May 1983

Jockey
600
career wins
3
classics placed
2002
first female ascot
1996-2016
career span

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British jockey whose distinction of becoming the first female to ride at Royal Ascot and multiple Classic placements helped open doors for the generation of women riders who followed her into the sport.

Hayley Turner is one of British racing's pioneering female jockeys, a multiple champion female jockey whose exceptional career broke barriers and helped pave the way for the success of riders like Hollie Doyle. Her consistent performances over many years and her role in changing perceptions of female jockeys make her one of the sport's most important figures.

Famous For

First female jockey to ride 100 winners in a British flat racing season

Playing Style

How They Played

Tactical and patient rider with strong finishing ability

Legacy

Lasting Impact

Pioneering female jockey who broke significant barriers in British flat racing

Career Journey

Timeline

2000 📌 Professional jockey debut
2008 🎯 First female to ride 100 winners in British flat season
2011 🎯 Rode career-best 106 winners in a season
2012 🏆 Won Group 1 Falmouth Stakes on Margot Did
2015 📌 Announced retirement from race riding
2018 📌 Returned to race riding after three-year break
Career Timeline — Hayley Turner
2000
Professional jockey debut
2008
First female to ride 100 winners in British flat season
2011
Rode career-best 106 winners in a season
2012
Won Group 1 Falmouth Stakes on Margot Did
2015
Announced retirement from race riding
2018
Returned to race riding after three-year break