Jockey Flint to retire

Former conditional champion jockey Rhys Flint has said he his to retire from race-riding.

Jockey Flint to retire
Tue, 04 Sep, 2012 - 10:46

Former conditional champion jockey Rhys Flint has said he his to retire from race-riding.

Flint was best known for his fruitful association with the Philip Hobbs-trained Fair Along, who he partnered to win two Grade Two John Smith’s Hurdles at Wetherby.

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