By AAP Former jockey Jim Andrews, who holds a unique place in Queensland racing history, has died aged 69. Andrews was among Brisbane’s top apprentices in the late 1960s riding more than 150 winners at a time of limited opportunities. He became the first 7lb (3kg) claiming apprentice in the post WWII… Read More » Read full article
G1-winning jockey Jimmy Andrews dies
April 26, 2018 Comments Off
Related Posts
Tony Gollan chasing more records
By AAP Tony Gollan continues to rewrite the training records in Brisbane and promises there is more to come. Gollan won his third stakes race ...
Speak Fondly wins Flight Stakes thriller
By AAP Speak Fondly has rallied from the brink of defeat to give Gai Waterhouse an eighth win in the Flight Stakes. In a three-way ...
Rosehill Quaddie produces big dividends for punters
The NSW Quaddie dividend paid a monster $174,929 while the Victorian tote managed to top that with a whopping $213,773 return – one punter in ...
Track conditions, form and scratchings for Canterbury
Track conditions, form and scratchings for Canterbury – Track Heavy 9 – rail out 8m for the entire circuit – 34mm of rain for the ...
Comments are closed.