Swan flies to another milestone

Nine times Irish champion jockey Charlie Swan reached yet another career milestone at Navan when Over The First became the 1,300th winner of his outstanding riding career.

Swan flies to another milestone
Sun, 12 Jan, 2003 - 10:00

Nine times Irish champion jockey Charlie Swan reached yet another career milestone at Navan when Over The First became the 1,300th winner of his outstanding riding career.

Over The First, the middle leg of an 881-1 treble for Swan, just got home in the Listed Proudstown Handicap Hurdle.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: NavanPlace: FolkestonePlace: CheltenhamPlace: Fota IslandPlace: CorkPlace: ClonmelPlace: MarlboroughPerson: SwanPerson: Charlie SwanPerson: Over ThePerson: Novello AllegroPerson: ShancoduffPerson: MarigoldPerson: EquivocalPerson: CharliePerson: Johnny KennyPerson: Ruby WalshPerson: Willie MullinsPerson: Joueur D’EstruvalPerson: Violet O’LearyPerson: WalshPerson: Nil DesperandumPerson: JP McManusPerson: Kieran KellyPerson: Dessie HughesPerson: AzurPerson: HughesEvent: Proudstown Handicap HurdleEvent: Cheltenham FestivalOrganisation: Mullacurry Maiden HurdleOrganisation: Mannix Dowdall Maiden HurdleOrganisation: My Name’s Not BinOrganisation: Conway GroupOrganisation: HurdleOrganisation: Royal & SunAlliance Novices’Organisation: Heads Onthe Ground
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