McCoy dismisses retirement talk

Tony McCoy has ruled out any notion of retirement when he reaches 4,000 career wins over jumps.

Wed, 30 Oct, 2013 - 08:08

Tony McCoy has ruled out any notion of retirement when he reaches 4,000 career wins over jumps.

The 18-times champion jockey is within touching distance of achieving the extraordinary milestone, but plans to remain in the saddle for some time yet.

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